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CRA ·B .,
SAM
L JFE FLUID. Just can't
stay away from the water
problem, as it worries me to
think that a nwnber of our
influential citizens still feel
we can do without Colorado
river water. That might have
been true 20 years ago or
eYeD ten years, but much
water has spilled over the
dam of development since
then. As Abraham Lincoln
said "more often than not, rruu{ mistakes · change for
progl'ess." Some of us feel
that the changes in our wells
would indicate a definite
supply, just as a lush winter
of rainfall would replenish
the undeground stratas, but
do not let a temporary in-
crease lull you into a sense
of false security. .
All the objections oppon-
ents can fmd in the ·report of
expert 4ngineers about our
wells, does not alter the fact
that our wells have been get-
ting lower and lower and our
demands greater and great-
er. Most of us do not realize
that the barrier between the
fresh water and ocean in-
trusion is sd small that a
break can happen to New-
port Beaeh just as it has al-
ready happened in some
other wells. You skeptics
should visit one or two of
the Mesa irrigation districts
and talk to the men in
charge and find out how im-
portant they believe Col<>-
rado river water is, and how
sad the story on their wells.
All the talks and all the
statements made by both
sides must be measured by
the facts, and investigation
alone can prove them. Get
the truth!
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Shore Cllffa. Ray Dom bas
been doing some mighty nice
work In perfecting the bluffs
overlooking the harbor at
the e8St end of P,rona del
Mar and his Shore Cliffs will
furnish lovely homes to
many people. Drive there
sometime and get a glimpse
of the expanse of ocean and
rocks as the waves spray the
abutments. In the distance
Is Laguna Beacb and to your
right looms Balboa and a
skyline that has become
more and more outlined with
homes. • + +
Laguna Besdl. And speak-
ing of Laguna Beach. drop-
ped in the other day on Tog
Erickson at The South Coast
News and he let me inspect
his nifty plant. Tog has
made oodles of improve-
ments in the paper and built
It into some real lineage,
which makes the mare go
and the cash register ring.
Then over to Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Eason of the Village
Press. Ed wa nts to quit; not
so well or as chipPfr as in
the days when he ran the
Brea Progress. although the
Missus is as spry as ever.
Watched the oldsters push
the shuffleboard around and
trip the lig ht fantastic with
the balls in lawn bowling,
but am not yet ready to hi-
bernate on that class of
poetic sports. + + +
Seaslckn-. Speaking of
going d O\\·n to the sea on a ll
fours. just talked to Tycoon
Bob Callis of the General
Pete Co. and he says that
Wife Dorothy ad,;ses me the
best cure for seasickness is
to take Mother Sills' Sea-
sick Pills; that she always
felt badly offshore and !hat
the last time she went to
Catalina, she took the pills
and has been happy ever
since. If you ever get me on
the briny again. ru be sure
to take Mother Sills' stuff
with me. + + •
Trlllfte <lllees. City Judge
Bob Gardner reports that
for week of August 19-24,
out of 60 criminal com-
plaints 27 were for speeding,
paying an average fine of
$17.00 each. None were go-
ing over 50 miles, thus pre-
venting jail sentences, but
Boll remarked that while he
believed the publicity . CQU)d
yet have any effect, be ~
dared "this Is the safest
Wl!ek yet an the stteeta d.
Newport Beach."
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Citizens' Committee Says Fresh Water Necessary
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA \
VOLUIO: mvm NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFOll.NIA, 'l'BV&SDAY, AUGUST n, .... ~ 7 ~ •
Paul Mantz Flies In Big Bendix Speed Race
Army Base Water Supply
Said fit for 10,000 Folk
Only Over 5 Year Period
''The five wells used by the S an-
ta Ana Army Air Base can sup..
ply sufricient water for a popula-
tion of about 10,000 people for
three or fo ur years and while there
is plenty of water at present it is
high in organic material and sul-
Maiority of City
Council Concurs
On Water Needs
phite." A majority of members o( the
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Hopped-Up Mustang ·chosen
By Balboa Island Airman
. For Flight to Cleveland
Port Delegates I .By WINIFRED BABBllE
When entries in the first Bendix
T h r " I I e d Ove speed r ace since 1939 take off rrom I . r the runways of Metropalitan Alr-
Harbor Journey port, Van Nuys, ~hortly after 6 :30
. a.m. Friday morning, among the 23
contestants "'ill be Col. Paul
Sixty-nine delegates and their Mantz, H olly\\·ood·s m.ilion~llar
wives attending the annual meet-air-taxi driver and owner of the
ing of the Pacific Coast Associa-world's sevent h greatest air force,
tion of Port Authorities visited who resides a t ·Apolt'n& aven~.
NeW}X>rt Harbor. Wednesday and Balboa Island.
This statement was made today Ne"•port Beach City council poll-
by Fred Bennett. chief civil engin-ed by a News-Times reporter Wed-
eE-r on th<" Army Air base during nesday gave a unanimity of opin-
its use by the Anny in training ion favorable to the idea that the
cadet flyers , a nd now a mem ber city as a whole should become
of the firm of Ra ub & Bennett, mem bers of the Metropolitan W a-
surveyors and engineers at Costa ter District system as investment
Mesa. insurance against a futurl? short-
Mr. Bennett stated that the U.S. age or domestic water in the har-1
Army district e ngineers, with head-bor area.
quarters in Los Angeles. installed Opinions expressed by the coun-
were thrill~ with a delightful Mantz, owner or Air Services.
tour of the bay. Visiton were en-Ltd., is a veteran Oyer, having
tertained at luncheon as guests ot.. served in both World Wars 1 and
the Orange County Harbor Com-2. He started flying at the age
mission at the Newport Harbor of 16 and received his wings with
Yacht club. the fint class of Army air cadets
Delegates came all the way r Fl d
the wells tn the early part or I cilmen follow:
Wor ld Wax II. Three of them are MAYOR O. B. REED : "I have
located in the vicinity ~f the pump aJways felt tha t we would need an
and ta nk near the m8..ln entrance outside source of water supply in
on Newport boulevard, while one this area at some time, and this
is located to the west of the base appears to be the time. We have
and another on water bearing always had cheap water in this
grounds dose by. area at our clisposal, but that
It wu_ stated by Mr. Bennett source ts failing.
that while . the wat~r could be .. Although it appears that joln-
aerated, which was done at the Ing the MWD is expensive, it it:
Base, that it the water wu per-my conclusion that turning down
milted to now through the regular the chance of water insurance to
pipes of a city, they (the pipes) augment our present IOUl"Cn
would corode in 18 months, and would be far more cocUy than join:
would have to be replaced. Re Ing the water dlatrict.
said that the peak UR ot the water "Joining the MWD wtll tum out
on the Base supplied Z7,000 peo-to be the most economical solu-
ple, but that continuous use would tion to our water problem."
soon lower the supply. RO BERT ALLEN: '"Tilere ta no
-~-------doubt in my mind that we must Balboan Clinches (Continued on Page 7)
Ch~mpionship in DOVE HUNTERS
Snipe Fleet Race Dodge Costa Mesa in
That handsome perpetual trophy
of the International Snipe Asso-
ciation which has been one of the
chier ornaments of Balboa Yacht
club since last year y,·hen it was
brought back from Chicago by Bob
and Betty White, is destined to re-
turn for the S{'C'()nd year for the
new international champion is Bob
Davis, local champion and junior
member of BYC.
Sept. or Dodge
Will Get You
A friendly little warning to dove
hunlers '-''ho intend to do some
shooting around the Costa Mesa
ar t> a when the dove S{"ason opens
on Sept. l . comes from Judge D.
J . Dodge, or Newport Beach tO'-''n·
ship.
"Don't." says the Judge.
Since last hunting season. when
Costa Mesa residc-nts wer e sur-
rounded by hunters and lived in a
state of seige. a county ordinance
has been passed prohibiting the
u.se of firearms in the e ntire !\f<"Sa
area.
This goes for .22 rifles, too, the
Judge stated.
So, if you must. go ahead a:-i d
hunt for dove. but don't do it
around Costa l\1 esa----or be pr t'par-
cd to meet H.izzonC'r .
Merchants Ask
PIRATES PLOT PLUNDER. PllOORAH-Balboa Pirates looktq over tbe ortelnal map of Ne~·port
Bay are pl&1U1lnc where to bury .their treuu.re, •et up their plank. make their boat laadblc and other
meaos of devtlmeat for Balboa ""tfl Day., Sept. 5--3.. Le.ft to rtcht .,-e .J'u.a.e Voeel, Sally aa.d Bob
Browa aad loan Palmer. -Bernard of Hollywood
CLERGYM N SUCCEEDS LORENTZEN
AS Nl!W HEAD. OF RED CROSS
Fol1owing the resignation of Red Crou canteen service furnish-Chairman Lorentzen, who had
Jurgen Lorentzen as chairman of Ing meals, while six are being completed his third term, present-
the Newport Beach branch or the entertain~ each Sunda,y. ed his resignation which was ac-
Southern Orange County chapter The Red Crou alone cannot do cepted with sincere regrets. He
of the American Red O-OS., the the whole project and the com-was tendered a rising vote of
Rev. Ardys Dean. vicar ot St. munlty is asked to aid by opening thanks for his invaluable aid. Mrs.
James Episcopal church, was elect-their homes to the boys. He also Calkins, chairman of the nominat-
ed to the position. stated that the local Red Cross b i.ng committee presented the names
Mr. Lorent>en pr<"Sentcd his res-now working in conjunction with of new officers, who were elected
ignation at the annual meeting, the Orange County Medical asso-by unanimous vote. They are:
held Friday evening, Aug. 23 at the ciation and when called on for Chairman, Rev. Ardys Dean ;
Ebell clubhouse. As presiding of-blood plasma is prepared to do vice ch airman. Stewart Dunlap;
fi cer. he gave a summary of what their bit. secretary, A . J . Twist . who is serv-
had been accomplished during the Mrs. J ane Calk ins, r eporting for ing for the 12th year; treasurer,
past year which was gratifying to the Home Service department. Colin Brown. Board members are.
all concerned. I said, "The Home Service is still chairma n, Jurgen Lorentzen ; Mrs.
Emphasis for the future is on functioning and doing mor e than Ada Alford, Mrs. G. L. Andre'-''S,
aid to returned veteraRs and chief it has ever done. Volunteers are Mrs. Stedman· H oar , Mrs. Victor
points made were : First, we must needed very badly. There are still Grace, Mrs. L . L . Loveland, T.
give all help possible to returned a number of cases on the books Weston Jay, Dr. G. N. P ease. Mrs.
service men and their families. a nd more are coming in all the Emma Devenish, Mrs. Clayton
Second, always be pre pared to step time... Thompson, Mrs. Jurgen Lorentzen.
in and help in case ol any disaster. Colin Brown, treasurer, was not ·L. L. Loveland:
Third, keep on the job all the time present but turned in a ve ry sat-Mrs. \V. Young, 11frs. Helen Ran-
so that we are ready whenever isfacto ry report. Mrs. Redmond del, Mrs. R. K. \\talker, Dr. A. V.
called upon. of Santa Ana, publicity chairman. Andrev.'S. the Rev. Father Noon-
L . L. Loveland. blood donor reported in regard to disaster re-an, 0 . B. Reed, C. K. Priest, Nel-
chairman. was emphatic in his plea lier that in a couple of months we son Stafford, Mrs. ~1ary Ellsworth,
t hat a success be made of the new would be much better prepared, for Miss Ruth Simpson, Mrs. Gretha
plan for ente rtaining as 1nany of a lot of ne w equipment is now on Tubbs Mr Har Jd p · k L w • s. o in , . . the wounded veterans as possible. order . Fire Chief Frank Crocker
The plan is still in the experi-gave a fine report on the Red Briggs. Mrs. W. H. Calkins, Mrs.
mental stage and at present 16 Cross sv.·im campaign with 230 cer-Ruth Jones. Mrs. Dick Whitson.
of the veterans are being enter-tified S\\-immers having r eceived Col. J . J . Sailors, Mrs. F . Finster
from Vancouver, British Columbia., at amous Kelly el
to San Diego, and w~ more than After the tar he came to Hol-
pleased with the splendid picture lywood. becorhing sky king or the
they got of Newport Harbor as movie capital and achieving tame
well as with the mtertaimnmt u pilot ot the "honeymoon ex.-
provided: presa," flying moton picture st.an
A special '"Snowbird" race-wu to Yuma and Lu Vecas to be ~
~ by the Newpcat Harbor ried or to Reno for a divorce. He
Yacht club in honer ot. the auesta. has recently authored a book ot.
The ra.oe started at 1 :30, juot IJeo. his lnte...,.tlng experlencft In tblo
fatt the visitors beean their trip oonnectlon.
over the harbor. and .... • 5 n He suprrvtaes all airplane ICtDS
uled to finish when the bubar for the movies and 1uppliel ewry
tour was completed.. ~ de! &•tis type and style of plane that can
were assembled on the yacht dub be uked for, and also acts u
deck to see an exdtJnc ...i Inter-1tunt pilot. Only °"""· he saya.
esting finlslt ot the .._, wbldl hal he cracked up a piane -It
was won by Barbera o...im ot .,.._•t In the script a.nd at that
Riverside In Sl92. time he wu doullllnc f« F\'ed Jlk..
Coming from ootsido al On,... Murray. Recently he bad a 1tralcht
county were Brig. Gen. J-J . acting part In "Juncle Fllcht."
Meads and Mrs. Me-al Long filmed In Norlhem California. Not
Bea.ch, Alex D. Stewart, Editor, u a Oyer, hc>we'Yer, but u ma&
The Log. Edmonds, W~. agu of an airport.
Roche. Commi'8ioner al Pllbllc (Continued .., ~ Sbtl
and Mrs. Stewart. Goaqe La-
Works, Portland, Oregon and Mn.
Mrs. Averill, W. R. Martin, Pren.-
dent or Long Beach Harbor Com-
mission, and Mrs. Martin..
Alvin K. Maddy, secretary, Lang
Beach Harbor CommiaiOn., and
Mrs. Maddy; Joe Brennan. Port
Di.rector, San Diego, and Mn.
Brennan; Roben. R. Shoemaker,
Chief Engineer, Port al Long
Beach. and Mrs. Shoemaker; Allen
H . J ones of San Francisco, and
Mrs. Jones: E. J. Amar, Port
Ma nager, Long Bea.ch; R 0.
Wahlgren, Port Angeles, Waahing-
(ConUnued on.Page Sb.)
Griffith Co.
Pirate Court
Fines 3 for
Violations
The kangaroo court oooducted
every Saturday night in Balboa by
the pinltes is get ting exciting.
Scores of people turned oot for
the oourt trials last Saturday
night when several prominent Bal-
boans were penalized for various
misdemeanon of the pirate code.
Crewing for Bob was his father,
Ken Davis. member of Newport
Harber Yacht club. The two
transported their Snipe No. 3518.
Shady Too. to Lakewood. N. Y.
"'hf're the international races Y.'ere
held at Chatougua Lake Yacht
club, Aug. 22-24. Before leaving
Bob "'-'SS given a farewell dinner
at BYC by Bob and Betty White,
v.ith best y,·ishes for t he return of
the cup. packed and shipped East
sevE"ral \\'eeks before, by ~·1r.
White. The Davises are visiting
relatives in the East before return-
ing home.
Merchants, Employes
Plan Breakfast Meet
In Mesa Inn, Sept. 5
Auto Speed Cut tained each \Vednesday with the certificates.
~~f :~f:~t~r~f.1~~t~:1~ 1 Surf ace Dykes Under Construction
and Earl Coppersmith.
Backs City
Water Plan
Pirate Ju<lge Jes.'le Black meted
out the fines and stood by smiling-
ly while Prosecutor Herb Kenny, ..
Sheriff Cliff Petty and De.f,tnoe
Attorney Art. Beigeion wnuigled
over who should get the biggest
share ot the 1-.
Lee Day was court crier. .. :
F1ned in the course of the eve---
ning were, Al Anderson, general
manager of the Fun Zone, soaked
$9.95 for not. having a beard, a
moustache or whiskers; J~
Vogel, daughter of Mr. and Mn.
John F . Vogel· ot Balboa Penin-
sula. wllo .... soaked $10 roe .....
ing out ot costume; Mn. l..orDe'
Huyck of Balboa, tuJd Al SQ)'deo-.
both or Balboa. fjve dollars each.
Costa 1\-l t-sa n1C'rc hants and em-
ployes will have a br eakfast.
meeting Thursday. Sept. 5 at 7 a.
m . at the \V elcome cafe, Costa
l\iesa.
~~:;h~~··~~~~i,:~~:cir~:~ For Santa Ana River W. ater System
mobiles on 101 from 3.5 miles to 25
Observing that during the put
10 years IUs compaey bas pDcl ap-
proximately $300,000 in Oty of
Newport Beach and Orange coun-
ty taxes, S . M. Griffith. president
of The Griffith eompony, t1eYeJop.
ers of Lido Isl~. today told P. A.
Palmer, his genenJ .salea agent
tor the harbor ~ that bis ccm-
pa.ny is heartily in fa"'°" ot. the
city's plan to join Ille Metropol-
itan Water District systan_ Amon~ the various topics to be
discussed will be, methods used by
shoplifters and rubber c heck art-
ists: local community chest drive.
merchants patro1 service and
Christmas street lighting.
A short address will be made by
James ~1:usic.k of Santa Ana . can·
didate for sheriff of Orange coun-
ty.
Balboan Sentenced
On Bad Check Count
miles an hour.
Signers to the petition were :
Gro. H. Cole, A. A. Kemper, J ack
Hamilton, J. Raoul La Pearle, A.
E. Gibson. V. D. Quick, W . T .
J efferson, John A. Boyd, jr .•
Porte r B. Sinclair, Earl R. Tib-
bits. George E. Butcher. Roger
J . \\1a.tson, C. C. Sv.•afford, W a lter
S . Spicer.
T . W. Thomas, J. H . Bailey, Rob-
ert J. Colomb, Bob Cunningham,
R. V. Marshall, G. E. Strom, C. J .
Shaw.
Dale E. Watts, F. J . Vaughn, D.
V. Hayes, Harry Cartier, Capt. S.
J . Barden, Curt W. Bohman.
' 34 f Balboa Don B. Pedersen, L. E. Brown, 0.arles Campbell. , o .
was sentenced by Superior Court Burt R . Norton. L. C. Holland.
Justice Kenneth E . Morrison last John R. Foster, Sam Kauffman,
Fl'iday to ooe ~ar in the county I. W. Reckman.
jail. Eddie S. Tubin. Neloon Stafford.
Campbell was a<ljucla<d guilty A. Sandy Steiner, R. H. Winkler.
ot cuhin& bed ch«la In Nowport R. L. Boyd. J . H . Ragan.
Beach. He wu ordered to i-Y O>arles A. Beechtt, Adeline
·5240 In tw o)""'" to the prob&-Rmai. Robert V. Staats. Max H.
tlon deportment a.nd he WU plac<d Sd\adcner, W . E. Ni<do<:ker, J .
on probation foe 10 ~an u -11. Brown a.nd L. 0 . Shepard.
Construction of t":o adclitional Mearui and Etcheverry. and the spread the river satisfactorily. The
stabilizers on the Santa Ana river report of Hermann, Paul, Wiley, objective of the two new ones is to
near Oli\"e, to supplement the "The Bailey Report" of the Orange extend the benefit further down
three previously built, will be County Flood Control District. stream and thus sink more water
started about September 1, by the The stabilizer is built of rolled into the main basin.
Directors of the Orange County and tamped clay and protected • • •
Water District. The location and with a covering coat of black top THIS IS DEFINITELY in line
general nature of these subsurface asphalt, and is placed level acroa with Policy No. 4 of the Water
dYkes are indicated on the attach-the flood channel. Packed clay District whic h reads in part, "En-
His Jetter to Mr. Palmer fol-
lows:
Mr. P. A . Palmer
3333 Via Lido,
N~ Beach, Oilif. o.ar Paul:
ed "\iew. Structures of this char-....... .1-three f ~ th 1 f th "'""'"'en..... eet Uoll:llOW e sur-argement o e. present opera-It is gratifying to • to know
acter built in this area help to race and ls apsroxlmate1y eight lions ot the Orang"e County Water that· the citizens al MNe-ort
spread the water over the entire feet wide at the top. The entire Diltrict in spreading and idnkina Beach will vote to joia die~ ~'idth or the channel and aid in re-structure ts one inch below the _underground to join the bui.n sup-politan Water Diltrict at the mat-
plenishing the water in the entire bed of the river. It ls invisible ply, the controlled now of flood in& elect.ion. Sept. to. 1911.
baSi.n. It is estima ted that approx-t r the ~? a1-• b t ot the San Ana r1 ,_, me. o u..u.::-, canoe eu Y wa en ta ver ~ Dori-the -10 _ -
An Beraaor1 ot BaJboa. waa
t"med 25 cents ror contempt ot
court.
P. S .-The court record also ,...
vealed that a pllant Jllrate ,,_
Palm Sprinp named Rube Miller
paMI the $10 fine fer Mia VopL•
PP. SS.-'-We'll be oeelng you In
court this Satunlay nJcbt.
V endora Fined $25
tMh for Violation
imately $3.000 will be &pent on n·v-_,_. or t•-~-In •• ? ty ·-,_.. ·----0 ~ lu_,_ u~ ooun on -.-Id --lely ~ each one. Completion w1l be ob-Tiie primary PurPo-e of a "Sta-which nooc1 con,t;oJ dams have in Cry ~ NewfU l Dr C _. Fred eoo.t.in and Luthw
tained before the fcrthcomlng bl\zer" is to spread the low now been conotruct.ed. <>rang.. COW>ty taxes - -.... a. ..... both .,.Loo A..-,_..
rainy season. ot the ri-over the full width AJI ·rar u is known. this II the lwmtily In fa...-ol ) • • I Ibo -$'.15 W-y ,_,,... -
Construction or the Prado Dam or the ch&npel and thUI ••1tabillie'' only project In the United Stats Meuopolitan Wat<r i.t.kt 1ar .,_ • 30-ay .._,_ --
and control of the flow ol water the river a.nd ~nt cbannell beo-.. ~ IJftacllng II llCOOlllplished the rwww tllat, la -1 • 1 la i:;e -11 Jli1 Oil -... ol
baa made this cype ot ~ Ing CUL It ii tNll that the maxi-by IUCb ltablllion In the main It la tlle only --"' e... w,--· t .. Ne•)Nkt --
possible In the river. Thll fulfllla mum percolation ...i recbarce In channel 'Ibe ,method hu been de-tftinlr an ~ -~ • X 1•
in part. earlier NUXmnt~ the forebay or in.take am t1 the vdopl!d owr the pat ten yean in the' Jftl'S at 111.. ---..ii !'-C:: Wlft appebes 4Pd wblle
in rot:ard to lpreodinC of the wa· water buln o( .()ranp County is by the dlrecton ol the ~ ~ MR• -.. ttbo bOJ' -
ter over the entltt channel .._, obtained. Within their aru al In-County Water Dlotrkt, tbn1Qsb QU.ttilfi <lOllPAR'I: =.. ";. ~ ,,,. ';!"" Ob'
talned In the reports by Elliott. fluence the pownt 1tabllbion lo-tfn-i oe hp 1) s. M. Grimtlo, Pli •, ; ...i »lzn ti• ~-" --
We Have Our Harbor · · · Now Let's Get Water : · -: Water and Harbor -Made Los a -
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NEWPORT BALBOA e I RISE TO REMARK - - -
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NEWSo.TIMES BON. ~ORN PHILLIPS
PBONr.81 BARB()& 1% ... U
This is -.-.Titten in Van Buren.
Ptllbltetell Eftry Tue9day aad Tkua I :J' Aftentrow. Volame mvuI Arkansas: the home tO'-''Tl of Bob
Co9ta II.a l".ddJtioll Pubfl • 4 ~ WedM1da7 Volw D Burns and his bazooka. It is a de-
Subscriptlon Payable in Advance :~:50 per y..,. in Orange County lightful little community. and It
$2.75 per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th zone has one of the best motor.court.,
the Oaks hiotel. between \Vashlng· Entered as Second~ass matter at ~ PostoffiOP in Newport Beech, ton and California. Last e\-·ening,
______ C_'allf_o_mla __ ._un_de_r _tbe __ Act __ ol_M_ar_ch_l_._1879 _______ 1we ate dinner across the road in a
tha.e who have made the IJ"eat
contributions to the country.
Usually ••e turn at Knoxville
and go through Nashville. This
time the road was torn up. so \\."e
"·ent on. through Chattanooga to
NEWS
of the
CHURCHES
I\1emphis. about the same diatanoe. '-------------'I
\Ve found that road torn up too! OUR L.ADY OF MT. CARMEL
I· must make a note to ask Olar.. 1m We.t Centnil Avenue
lie Purcell why, v.•hen there are S'unday v. smi : 8 and 10 a.m..
OF()()8TA JISIUl
Tcmpon1y location. -Leclon Hall
.... -llln. G. Wlllanl -Put.Jn
PMMH11
SUnday Schoo! 9:30 a. m.
Momin& wonhlp service 10:'5.
Crusad~r servtoe 6:00 p. m.
Be...... aeJVlce 6:30 p. m.
Evening evangellsUc service at
7:30 o'clock.
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PROFJSSIONAL DIRECTORY
Bookkeeping
Service
COLIN' F. BROWN
(Baltlor l.U)
Ill lilutDe A-, --W .
Dr. W. T. Mooney
l'llyaldaa wt 8wc--
Nllllll -O..&raa .... ( ................. ) ........ SAM D. PORTER
F.G.rnOST
Publisher
:.. Editor
newly opened little restaurant
'-''hose owner. seeing our car tap,
said they had spent 10 months. a
year o r more ago, in California.
\Ve asked. of course, ,,.,,.here, and
she said, ''Riv£'rside." It's a small
world, to coin a phrase. Stanley
Batf."S had berter C:\l>lai n how a
family like this. after 10 months
in Ri\'erside. came back to Ar-
two parallel roads. both needing ContealOIW: S&turdaya from
repairs, State Engineers always f :OO to ~:30 and from ':30 to
have to tear up both at once. Any-8.30 m.
Tuesday evening ~ service I~------------'
at 7 :30 o'clock. Ir--:------------, IPBY!llCIANS a StJBGl!lON8, 111..11 W. F. DIXON
Printing Plant. 3011
--• -Advertlsing Jllana&er
\V . Central Avenue. Newport Beach, cautornla
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A Depeodable Lom11-Utullaa for Over 31 Ye.n
' •
As Others See Us
Active
Member
of
"'ay, we did visit the battlefields: · p. --------or Chickamauga and Shiloh. IT. JOHN VfANN&Y CHURCH
LETIERS TO THE
NEWS-TIMES
lalboa l•land
Sunday ldaaa: 8 :30 ~
COftft*f0n9: Saturo.yi. frof'Q
7 :30 to 8 :30 p.m.
COSTA MESA CHURCH OF GOD
Rew, James P . McGraw. Putor
140 CabrWo St., Costa Meg
~rvices Sunday 10 a.. m., 6 :30
p. m. and 7 :30 p. m.
kansas. The ansv.•er is. that ther--------------'lcoRONA DEL MAB 0011 .. "THE FRIE.i.,'DLY" C&.'"TRA.L
father has his business here. but Dear Editor: M1JNITY CONGREGATIONAL BIBLE CBUR<JH
the mother and the t\\'O girb are I have been reading about going CllUBOB of eo.ta Meaa
I. 8. WHYTE
OKIOJD Til COl'llOL'l'.lln
AQUtorlaed bJ' 0.. tl'lllled l\Um or.-.
.,.,. .Dl!partlql!lllt '° ttP1•111• dlemts I.a -...tloa "1U. 1DIXllDe iu: maa-..
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ARC lBfi'l:CT
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PHYSICIAN -llUBGl!JON
ill Clout mpway. -. -Corona 6el Mar
evidently working on him! Into the 'Ptfetropolitan Water Dis: Perry Frederick Schrock, Minister . Rev. Dwlcbt Kl•m•a, putor
We are taking the trip easily trict and have been asked it all eliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar Meeting temporarily in the Wo--Armand Monaco John K. C. Chung, M.. D.
this time. a nd v.·e madP a late the other dties go into the ~t.\V.D. 611 Heliotrope Avenue men's CJub house ~ W Smieoea
start. W e try to get away early in v.•on't there be enough v.•ater left Corona del Mar Sunday school-10:00 a. m. ABClllTECT 2 _ 4 1 _ S:30
the morning, but Saturday ·and so that Nev.1>0rt nee4 not go in. Sunday, September l, 1946 Worship service-11:00 a. m. SU W. Bay Ave., Balboa and by appointment
The American people are always very much interested in
what foreigners think about-the American people.
Monday we had a number or mat· \Vou1d appreciate your com-9 :30 a.m. Chiu-ch school. Young people's service -6 :30 11.ut»or 17U Beacon 5075 ters reach the office. by mail. wire ments. CITIZEN. 11 :00 a .m . ~torning worship. Ser-p. m. lttl Lekewood. A.Te. .UO Eut lltll St:ne&: l
and phone. so "'e didn't get the car Otlzcn: mon by Rev. James H. Batten. Evening evangelistic service-La. ~ N0rmulllt7 M03 Volta Ilea, Oallfonlla
pac.ked a nd away until four o'clock. We believe your letter is en· 7:30 p. m . '-------------' '------------...-! Sometimes their views are pleasing to us, sometimes pain-
ful; often they are start.lli)g and occasionally amusing. It
·would seem that the description or us recently given by a
visiting Englishma n interviewed by Business Week Maga-
zine partakes a Little or all four categories. Wha t he said
is worth "'pealing-and thinking about.
America. he said, "remains the only place on earth where
everything can be completely screwy and almost everyone
can still get along quite well. You have buyers' strikes and
new sales records marching along hand in hand; you break
production records while workers are breaking records for
striking; greater supplies or almost everything and greater
sh ortages of everything tag right along together; politically,
you put in most of your time complaining tha t tha t fellow in
the White House doesn't do anything while the last time I
was here you were as unanimously complaining that that
man in the White House would not stop doing things; al-
most everyone says the Government is terrible. but almost
no one scriott5ly suggests doing much of anything a bout it
except complaining; a nd a long you roll irrationally. irre-
levantly. and yet vastly more prosperous and cheerfully than
a ny other people on earth."
It is quite obvious from his s tatement tha t he cannot
Wlderstand ho,\· '''e get along with a ll our inconsistencies.
Neither can \\'e.
Two Decade s of Sound
It's had to rea lize that 20 years have passed since the
"movies" bel.-ame "talkies" and a grea t fC \'Olttt ion came to
Hollywood.
Like ma ny other new developments the ta lkies weren't
supposed to last. But like many other new developments
they did--""pccially after \Varner Brothers made a couple
of million dollars on the "Jazz Singer" with Al Jolson, and
then doubled tha t . amount with another Jolson film "The
Singini:: Fool."
The Hollywood revolution saw some of the "kings" a nd
"Qu<'<'ns·· of the silent clays become silent permanently when
their voi c"" proved inadequate for 1""ording. Most notable
victims were J ohn Gilbert and Raymond Griffith who were
then favorites. t
But while the talkies were tragic to some they were
magic to others. Ma ny actors such as James Cagney,
Spencer Tn1cy and Joan Blondell got a chance in the movies
lll'cause of their stage experience and became luminaries in
the Hollywood sky.
Sound has added much to the entertainment value of good
pictures but it has made the bad ones worse. In the "silent"
days all the patron had ~o do was shut his eyes if he didn't
enjoy the pi cture. Now he must eith er use ear muffs or
walk out.
But after 20 years one thing has become certain-the
talkies are here to stay. except that nobody ever goes to
the "talkies." They attend the '1movies.''
California Sets Pace
"You haven't lived until you"ve lived in California!"
That, in effect. L• what California is telling the world to-
day. For California is developing a mode of living within
the American way of life ·that is distinctly different-and bet-
ter, of CQUrse-than that of any of the other 47 states, or the
rest of the world.
In othe r words. California is setting the pace in modem
Jiving. Our California sunshine has much to do with it. The
year ·round mild temperatures enjoyed by the greater part
of the state encourages outdoor Jiving. Homes here are be-
ing designed more and more to fit in with this outdoor
eating. sleeping , playing and worldng. And styles or clothes
in keeping 'vith that spirit-elothes distinctly Californian in
comfort and colorfulness-have been created by California
fashion designers.
California movies set the pace in the entertainment
world California farms head the parade in the agricul-
turnl realm both in value of crops and in advanced farming
methods and farm labor standards. In the field of banking
California's leadership is outstanding due largely to our uo-
parallelel banking system which exteods its vast resources
and facilities to more than 300 califomia conununities.
Thousands of persons who have come here in recent
yea.rs have learned to use banks for the first time. Here
aEll MAlllE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
BALBOA ISLAND
I t ls astonishing sometimes, even tit.led to a complete an5Wfr and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Prayer meeting--8:00 p. m. Fri-
to us in thf' office. how much the "'e are glad to print same here for SCIENTIST day, home of Mrs. Hume.
daily routine of a Congressman's the benefit ot others. Lido Thu.te,., Centr•I Avenue A cordial welcome to all.
job involves, and \\'hat varied sub-First, 'It should be recogn ized and VI• Lido
jpcts. that when all the v.•ater now Im-A brancti ot Tile Mother Cburcb,
As a result, \\'e had an exper-ported a nd dt"veloped In Southern The P'tnt Church of Cb.JVt, Sci·
ience we had not planned. a nd a California is utilized, It will only enU.t., In Bolton, M•-chWM!tta.
very interesting one. \Ve drove to be enough for about seven and a Sunday School at 9 :30 L m.. Sun·
Charlottl'Sville, Virginia, that first half million people, and by ALL day Servtce at 11 L m. Wedneeday
night. ?t1 onday, and since that was the watC'r "'e mea n underground Teetimonial MeeUng at 12 o'clock
the home community of Thomas sources, the M.\V.D .. the Owens Reading Room located at 111 JeffE'rson, we drove out int9 the Valley and knov.'Tl pumping areas. Palm street, ~boa, ls open dally
country about 12 miles the nE'Xt Today there are over four and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun-
morning, to see Monticello, his a halt million people in Southern days and holidays nationally olr
estate, and thC'n to see the simple California. 'nus is a conservative served.
littlc-homC' of J ames f\·1onroc, and figure. The population increased Tbe public l8 cordla.lly invited to
the famous old f\1ich ie T a\'ern. all 2~ii In four years. I t is safe to attend the church eervices and U.98
associatC'd ,,·ith Revolutionary his-ll predict that it v.>i.11 inettase an· the Reading Room.
to ry. olhC'r 25% in the next fi\•e }·ears
This is Albemarle County, \'ir-a nd 25 "'t more In 10 years. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL 0g1 n1a. It's greatest son was or tr this estima te is correct, and CHURCH
t.'Ourse JeffC'rson. but Monroe came l '''e fttl s ure that it is. the popu· 515 west Centr•I, B•lboa
h<'re to li\'c, to be nC'ar him. Peter lation in ~9?5 will be not less than (Ebell Clubhou.e)
J e fferson father or Thomas a nd SC'\'en m11l1on people and tha t Rev. An:ly• T. Deain. Vicar
J ohn 1-IC'~ry, thC' rathC'r 0f 1he m eans that we \\'ill be approach· 8:ao a. m .• H oly Com~union.
Patrick Henrv '''hOSC' ''Civr me
1
ing the limit of a ,•allable \\'i\f('r in 9 :4 ~ a .m._. Sunday Schoot
liber1y, or g.ive n1e death." is l 10 years or less. 11 :00 a.. m .. Morning Prayer and
known to C'\·rry school boy, \\·ere It is also probable that long be-Sermon. (First Sundays: Holy
two of the C'arlie!'t Jund 0,vncrs . fore t hig 10-year period has ex-Communion. 1 Thomas \Valkcr left from hl're to pired, the draft on underground
BALBOA ISLAN D CH APEL
218 Agate Avenue
Rev. H.;arry W. White,
A•oclate Pastor
t.'burcb School, 9 :30 a. m.
Morning \\'onblp, 11 a. m.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, Costa Piles.a
Rev. Herbert Roth, Pastor
St!rvtcea: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
SE\'E.."l'l'll DA\' AD \;ENTISTS
Corner Balsa and Old Country Rd.,
Costa Mesa
THE NEWPORT BAJIBOR
LlJTHERAN CB1JRCH
<To be located on Cliff Drive,
Newport Heights )
"A Changeless Christ for a
Changing World!"
9 :30 a.m ., church school; 10:30
a.m ., divine "'orship.
-Services a t Pl-esent-
Grauel Chapel, 110 Broadway,
Costa f\iesa
Rev. Herbert C. Roth, pastor,
324 h1arine Ave .. Balboa Island.
P hone Harbor 2185-J.
"Come Once-You'll Come
Again!"
F ULL GOSPEL CHURCH
!2nd and Elden, Costa Meaa
Sunday ecbool, 9 :4.~; morning
worship, 11: Evangellatic service,
7:30 p. m.: Mid-w{'('k prayer meet-
ing on \Vednesaay, 7:45 p. m.:
youcg people's eva.cgellstic service
on i'riday, 7 :4~ p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church and, Walnut Streets
L . Duane Canby, Mlnl•ter.
Services : Sunday, JO a. m., B ible
Study; 11 a. m .. .&l orn1ng ~rsblp.
COSTA MESA COMMUNITY
CHUR CH
Carl B. Johnson, r.11nlster
124 E. 20th St. Ph. 2475-R
Church school, 9 :45 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11 o'clock.
Youth groups, H igh school. !n·
termedia.te, Adult. 6 :30 p. m .
E,·en ing service, 7 :30 o'clock.
Wagner DruglMa 1.asUtut..
Dr. WUbarO. W-
Chiropractlc, Dietetics,
Physlo &: Colonic Therapy
19!0 Cout Bl"'-. 8oatll
Locaaa 8-11 Pbono ZOSS
DAY 8CHOOL
Mortimer School
SO! Ooral Balboa bland
Gndeo: OoUoee, Pl-epuatory
SUMMER SCHOOL
0. A. MorUmer, M . A., Oxford
Principal Phone Barbor 152
DENTISTS
Dr. Obed L~cas
DENTIST
220217 w. Central. -· 1'80
NEWPORT BEACH
DR. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST .
'.?833 \Vest <JeGtral
Phone Harbor U l ·J
Newport
INSUR.AN CE
Lauren"" B. Dorcy, M. D.
Physician &: Surgeon
SZl Marine Ave.,
Balboa 1111 ....
PboDo Bubor iae
Gonion M. Grundy, M. D.
PHYSIClAN and S URGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 1().12 a .m.: 3-5 p.m.
Phone Harbor 37
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pbyalclan and Surreon
Hours: 2-5. -Y Appointment
T elephone Beacon 5848
131 Broadway <Jost& M.,..
lfllton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1801 Coast mwaJ
Oorona del Mar
Office Hours: 10-12; 2-5
Phone Harbor IOU
S. R. Mouaco;-M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor 1124
HS S-HUI St, Los Aogoleo
TUcker 761!
By Appointment
('Xplore lhc '''ilds or \\'hat is no,v' ,,·ater '''ill have Iner.eased to. an
\\'N>t \"irginin, lx'fore Boone pass.1 e xtent t hnt underground ''"atcr ro Cumt)('rland G:lp, and Gcor~e '''ill be unsuitC'd for domestic use.
Roi.:<'r s Clark and \\'illinn1 Clark, 1 d ue to salt '''atcr intrusion.
brot ht'rs, bolh born hc>r<'. Jeft 1 \\1(' must fac(' this serious situ-
1-\\IX'marle. onC' to <'Xp lorc the a t ion. \Vater Is bc'ing used up
North\\'C>St a nd thl' othC'r tct C'x·\ more rapidly than it is being re·
plor e the Louisi:lna TC'rritory \\'Ith !>h.'nish~. C'ithC'r by . rainfall, or
t-t t·ri,,euthC'r Le,,·is, anotht.•r home-1mportat1on from outside the area.
town boy. Tht"' county has pro-1 The time is not far distant \Vhen
vidl'd a l\ltnister to England. An-I fur!hcr devclopm<'nt \\i ll be either
drew Stt'Vc>nson, and a r-tinistcr to r nt1rely pr('vented becausC' or cost,
·r urkt.')'. Dabnc·y Smith Carr. a nd / o~ acreage now under cult ivati~n
it bred General John S. ~1osby '"'II not IK' uS<'d ~artse \Vate~ 1s
'''hose cavalry providC'd a great not avaJ lable or 1s too exf)('ns1ve.
dt•:il of a nnoyanc(' to Union forcC'S The cnpacity of the M.\V.D. sys-
in thf' \\'ar bC'(\\'{'<'n thC' StatC'S. I t te rn is limited and the l\i.W .D. is
nlso produced Dr. \\.Alter Rct"d, no"· care-fully r ('Vi('\\·ing its pro-
who conquered ycllo\v fever as i::r a n1 . Jt is pro~able that befo rC'
evc-r y movie p;:ttron no\v kno,,·s, IO~J:: no more cities or other areas
and \Vi l\1i1m Cabell Rives the ~''111 be accepted for mC'nlbcrship
\\Titrr. PerhAps I should orfrr a in !he sr:t~m a nd the doors closed
prizc. in the schools, for lhC' l)('S t l to acquis1t 1on of I\-1,\\'.0. ,,·at('r,
C"SSay on thC' historicAI bac k· f
Sabbath school. Saturday morn·
ing, 9 :30 o'clock.
Alld·week fellov.·ship and prayer, Ir-------------,
W ednesday. 7 o30 p. m. Lincoln National Llfe '------------'
1?;roun<;ts of O r.ani:::c. River sidC' or Christ iatl Science
Imperial counties.
I'd like to \\Tite a ,,·hole column Text 'Cl1risr J esus'
on J efferson. a nd perhaps I shall, The Golden T e:r:t ot the Sunday
some of thC'SC' da}'S. He ,,·as one l.e11son·Sermon on '"Chris t Jesus"
of tht> mos! intc>rl'Stin~ and able In a ll br an r he s or The ~lotber
m£'n this na tion has product'd. ltc Church, The J.'lrtil Church oC Christ,
was a fannrr. m usiciA n. a nd a Scientist. in lloston, ls cbos(>n from
most in2enious inventor. l {c '''as a John. and r e n ll s . "The Father judgeth no man, but bath com· trnveller . naturalist. a good horse-milted all Judgmt>nt unto the Son :
man. and a n C'XCcllcnt a rc hitect. that all m en ebould honour the
He "'as a philosopher , mathe ma· Son. even as tbl;ly honour lbe Falb·
ticinn, and a linguist "'ho spoke er."
or read s ix la nguagC'S, besides sev-A Les11on·Sermon selection from
cral Indian la nguages. H e was a J ohn relates that "Jesus "·eot up
manufacturer . builder , educator. into the temple. and taugbL And
an executive, a legislator. a poll-the J (>wB marvelled. saying. flow
tician. a statesman. 1-le built the knoweth this man letters, having never learned~ Jesus ansu·ered
University of \'irginia and became them, and 11ald. My doctrine Is not
its tint R ector. I-le \\'85 heir to mine, but bis that sent me .... He
two great fortunes and died pcx>r , that epeaketh or h imself i;~keth
having gi,·en the new nation the bis own glory: but he that eeeketh
best of his life and h is abilities. hie glory that sent him, the same 11
It is a sad commentar y on public true, and no unrighteousness ls In
s.en.1~. tha t today, as the n, sin-him .... and I am not come of my·
cere and honest men sacrifice selr. but be that sent me ts true, y.·bom ye know not. Dut I know
C'Verything to maintain the Re-him : Cor t 4ID trom him, and be
publiC. bath sent me."
George \Vnshington's estate v.•as In "Science and Health \\'lth Key
exhausted shortly after his life-to the Scriptures" ~lary Baker
time, and he "'ith J efferson were Edlly says, "Jesus taught the way
two of the richest nien ot that of lJCe by demonstration. that we · M may understand how this divine time. onroe, having spent almost Principle heals the sick, casts out
everything he h ad as Ambassador error, a nd trlumph11 over death."
of the nC'"' Nation, lived in a little "\\'e must go and do likewise. else
cottage o n the hillside in Albe-we are not Improving the great
marle County. So it goes, from bleealop which our hfaster "·orked
that day to this. dO\\'n the list ot and aultered to beslo\\-' upon us:1
they have found that banks seek to seive the ma ny instead
of the few and that banking services have been developed to
help even those in the lowest income groups.
\Ve Californians are accused at times of being too enthus-
iastic-yes, lioasttuJ-about the Golden State. But that en-
thusiasm has helped to make California what it is today. And
boasting jsn'l an unpardonable sin if yoo have something to
boast about ---and we have.
That's why we say, "You haven't lived until yoo've lived
tn. Calif . , .. onna.
C.mplete Fountain Service at
HANSEN'S
ZUNI 0-.. rr-t Newpwt
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
' llA.111'8 • MNJ)WJCIHQ • BAMBtJROl:ll8
bCr
Preaching SC'rvice, 11 a.m.
11 a. m .. Prayer and Sermon. Insurance Co.
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Community Methodist
1420 West Central Avenue
Rev. E. D. Goodell, P astor
Church SchPOI. 9 :50 a. m.
Aloming WorsblJt,' 11 a. m .
Youth Fe1low8blp, 6 p. m .
No e\'ening \1:orship during Sep-
tC'mber.
M.ld -week prayer service, \\'ed·
needay; covered dish dinner , 6 :30
p.m.
FIRST METHODIST CtfURCH
G. ~w in O•her, Pa.tor
E uclld a.t St.wnforct, Garden Grove.
9 :30 Lm. Church ecbool fOI' all .....
11:00 a.m. Mornlnl' Wonhtp:
Meua,ge: ··w • Thank Thee."
11 :00 Lm. Nunery for all chil-
dren. during eerv1ce.
8:00 P.m.. Jlethod.Jat Youth i"el·
Jowebip. Young Adult Fellowsblp.
7:00 p.m. Evening Worahlp:-
Meu&l'e: "'Come y,. UYe.."
. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
ftpnry and Ida Sandr, Putora • American fA,glon llu.ll, l ~th
a.nd Central Ave.
Sunday school, 10 a.m.
~terning ser,·ice. 11 a .m .
Evening evani;;:elistlc service at
7 :30 p.m.
M.id·v.•eek ser vice. Thursday at
7 :30 p.m.
24-Hour
Radio Service
HOHE, A1JTO, llABINIJ:
RADIOS BEPADED
Burt R. Norton
81.5 c.out m.W&T Bercoa 1711
Newport B'a ..... Ollll.
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Offen Yoa &be l'bwt l'IMle
to Dime .. Orup Oomlty:
All . New· • •
Even the Location
••. One-Half Mle Eut of Old
Locatlm Cll Out Hllbway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southern CaJlfomla In the Seivq of
-SEAFOODS-•r.so
YOOS lilM crl "'"'118
-YJBtr OUJl Kl'ICHlll'I -I
S1•'s Sea Food Spa
. and Fl• Mwket
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•
"It. N.n:ie lndJeate1 lt• Chat~"
DON JERNIGAN
Phone Ua.rbor !84-R
SOB Martne Ave. Balboa 181.
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE 00.
Ray Nielsen
Nek-.. .... Aeddrc.t !"elide.
PboM Bwbor hlN
1 16 It. BllJ' Aft. Ba1bM
MORTICIANS .
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
"We Ourselves the Better Sene
by Servin~ Others Best"
PboM-nMIO
Coda Meu Oallfornla
OPTOMETRISTS
E. T. Butterworth, O. D.
Optomet:rbt
EYES l':XAMINED
LENSES DtJPLICATED
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H&WPoaT a&.&CB
•
Robert A. Crawford
Opt.. D.
OPTOlll'.ETBIST
Eyes Examined • Gta..ses Fitted
l 791 New pod Boa.leftnl
,,.._ ..... MU 009!rA M:Z8.1.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Pboae Barbor lOZS
No a.n1wer: e&ll Beacou &CHI-&
X-Ray S ervice
T. P. REEDER, M. D.
and
WM. S. ffiETON, M. D.
• Pbyalclans and Surpona
8409 w. Cea&ral
Telephone Barbor 80%
Nlght...._1694--W
PlJBLIC STENOGRAPBE&
Phone Bea.oon 6808-W
M. D. Keesling
l&M.A Newport Bl..S.
Coota Mooa
8"1JBVEYOBS
Raub & Bennett
llurn70ra &Dd ll!:a&tMNO
1808 Newport Bl"'-. Coota -
'hleplloDe Be1C(IG ~w
Ml1 W. O..tral Newport-
Telepboae Barbar U1
The University of Texas plam
to publJsh a ..!_hree-color geoJogieal
petroleum m a p of thC' state. It ii
now avaJlable from the univeralty
as a black and white preprint.
The petrolewn industry's ad·
visory committee to the govern--
ment was M!t up and tunctioninc
Within 24 hours after Pearl Har·
bor.
Bob Jayred's
RICHFIELD SERVICE
Washing • Pollshlog • Lubrication
Can Picked Up and Delivered. Phone Harl>or 497-111 •
416 East Central Ave., Downtown Balboa
•
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• P.APALMER
LIDO 1S1£ PWl'ElUIE5 • W. Q BUCK-Insurance Counselor
~1500 ~.R.*
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA
Navy Gunfire
Practice Now
In Full Swing
Navy firing will be conducted
bet"°·een 10:00 a.m. and 4;30 p.m.
through Friday in an area encom-
passed by a circle of 30 mil("S ra-
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two tangents from this circle to
We Have of
'
FRESH
a Complete Line
AND SALT WATER
TACKLE
• Rods
• Reels
• Lines • Leaders
KERM BDIA • Sinkers
• Hooks
and all kinds of
FRESH AND SALT WATER BAIT
PIER AND BOAT FISHING
TACKLE TO RENT ,
FISHING INFORMATION
Newport Tackle Store
105 MacFadden Place
TelJepboae JI.arbor 9'1 for ut.est Flahlng lnfo~on
the point of firing at Point Mugu,
near Port Hueneme, according to
the U. S . Coast Guard's Notice to
Mariners posted at the Harbor
Master Bulletin board on the dock
at the foot of Washington street .
Santa A.tonica light <LL No. 166l
previously reported extinguished
has been relighted. The wreck
previously moored approxim ately
3067 yards 159 degree true from
Newport Bay West J etty Light
has been apparently broken up.
Preliminary search discloses no
part left.
Fishboat .. Beaver", 38 feet long,
white with black trim. reported
fishing off San Martin island, now
reported overdue. Anyone having
kno~·ledge notify Commander. 11th
Coast Guard Dist rict. Fishboat
.. Miss Sandra", length 25 feet, pr e-
viously reported overdue from fish-
'ing trip to Santa Catalina Island
has bee nlocated.
A large vessel with upper works
illuminated by colored bands of
light was a nchored in the follow-
iAg position on Aug. 23. 1946: 119
degr ees 15' distant 7.8 miles from
Los Angeles Harbor Light.
Opens Welding Shop
.
A. T. Johnson, welder of 20
years experience, has opened a
welding shop in Costa rdesa at
W. 18th St. and Newport Blvd.,
which has been named Handy
Andy's Shop.
Johnson will specialize ln re-
pairing and ornamen tal welding
as well as specialties.
Days When Santa Ana Overflowed Recalled by
McMil~an Brothers at Newport Homestead
Charles McMillan. vi.·ho fint l were married ln S anta Ana .
came to Ne\\'port in 1890 a nd John John McMillan can remember
Mcl\.lillan. who came hert' in .1880. WhC'n a tule patch g .. ew where the
are pictured above at John Mc-old street car tracks now lay at
Millan's homf at 2013 \V . Central I 21st and Central avenue. The
avenue. Newport &ach. bay front r eached up to Central
Wayne Largen, Port
Magician to Flash
Tricks on Rotarians
Charles McMillan now li ves in avenue ther e in those days and
Corona. but is a frequent visitor John McMillan jr., present day Ne\\.')JOft Harbor Rotarians are
at his brother's home here where supcri ntt~dent or the city water scheduled to be enter tained by a
they talk o,·er old times and of department, first learned -to row 1 m agician and his "bag of tricks"
the friends of days past. With 1 a boat where the 1\vin Cities 1 at their next regular meeting,
the present critical water situation I Poultry m arkl"t now stands· at 21st I Tuesd~y evening, a t White's Park
an issue before the public, John and Central. The stre t ch or prop-
1
. AvenuOi cafe.
--BIG MEET CAIJJID Harbor Basketball
League Starts Soon Directors of the BalOOe Im-
ll<O"""""'t -ation and of the . Men:hants -•lion of Ba100a Ralph Roed. coach at N~
Ialand will bold 0 joint rmel!ng H-High school, recently ...,.
in te Forsythe camera shop -build-turned i:rom the east where he
ing on Ba100a Ialand Thunday vlolted his parents, hu announced
night. An important· matter will that plans are formulating for a
be discusoed. city-wide, community basketball
.roBORS CHOSEN
Jurors drawn for the September
term of super ior .court for Depart-
ment 2 h ave been certified to
Sheriff Jesse Elliott. On the panel
from the harbor locality are the
following:
Newport Beach-\Valter E. Cole,
Henry Eggert, Edwin L. Fania,
Burt R . Norton, Francis J . Parke,
Mrs. E lton C. Quinn and Mrs. Mit-
zi Roundtree.
Corona del Mar -Newton H.
Cox.
Balboa Island-Mrs. Harriet S.
Underwood.
Balboa-Harry R. Kiger.
Costa Mesa-Arthur W . Arnold.
Mrs. Lina M. Hommell and Earl
L. Tead.
For Better Printing .call 12 or 11.
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league for this fall-a resumption
of put spol'tS activities in New-
port Harbor.
Reed !'epOl'ts that the high
school gym will be open for
basketball on Tucsd&l' evenings
and expects the league, with teams
sponsored by local business con-
cerns, to g('t under way approxi-
mately t"'O weeks following the
opening of school.
Manila folders at News-'l'Une&.
UllllEY'r REFRIGERIITIDD
JERVICE comPnnv
--~---c-& Bhd., ()o.-a del ....
'J\!mp>rary Phone, Doy 65C IA·
JlllD& Bee.ch; Phone NiEbt. l~
Laguna Beach
McMillan recalls the years of 1883 erty from \vhcre the South Coast Wayne Largen, Bal~ Cafe
and 1884. They were bad flood Co. now is located on down to owner and amateur magician for
years. 19th s t reet landing ~·as mud Oats, the ~st 12 ~ears. who recently en-U You Wou1d Prepare it
"During such a Oood. one man lute patches and shallow channels. tertained Kiwanis members a t a 1_.,;;;;;,;..;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;;.,;;,;,;;;.. ____ .,;BALBO:;;;:;:;;:~A::,.:ISLAND;:::;::~::;.-.1
rowed a skiff up the Santa Ana , Several dredging operations wer e recent meeting, has been obtained
r iver from Ne\!>port to where the 1 made to.r aise this a nd other land. J for Rotary. by Don Durant. for Pro-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-
old sugar beet factory on South 1 On April 2, 1910, John McMillan gram Chairman Bob Calhs.
Main stt'eet in Santa Ana now was e lected a member of the city's Local Rotary's board of direc-
stands," Mr. McMillan said. "Ar-I board of trustees. the gove rning tors and coi_nmlttee ch.airman were
thur McFadde n. son of Robert body of the city which is now last.week visited by Dist. Govem or
McFadden. one of the founders of I known as the city council. Earlier, Cecil Crew of Fullerton, who heard ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;~k~Drtv~~·~eare~~tull~~y;-S~~~~a~Llf~•;· ~
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Newport Beach was the rower I John worked for years on the r~ports from the chairman on local ~ believe," he adds. ' Newport pier, handling freight Rotary a ctivities which will be
"FJoeds from the Santa Ana from ships that docked there. Be-forwarded to Rotary Interna tional.
DRAFTING
SERVICE
CLOSING OUT THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE JEWELRY
AT THE MOST ASTOUNDING PRICE REDUCTIONS!
COSTA
MESA
DIAMONDS
C. E. LOUCKS
JEWELRY WATCHES'
Forced Out of These Premises -We Must Sell Out!
QUITl1~G
BUSINESS ' •
POSITIVELY NOTHING RESERVED -IT'S A COMPLETE SEU OUT!
Our leue on t1'e8e preml~ soon to expl~°""·e're to~ to 1Jqu1-
date w. eetlre •tock or One jewel ry In t.be t.hortnt poMlble tlme
-d:rtvtnc pricee, down t.o OOfl.t, near co.t. and belo"'' cost In tbb
peat Jewell')' e'·ent.. Select your personal needs. Buy Xmas gllte,
tbe blgMt money saving opportunity ts now betore you-don't
mb8 It ! S ALE PRICES L~CLUDE FEDERAL TA.'
NOW is the Time
to Buy
Xmas Gifts
Save 50 % and more
L ADIES'
STONE RINGS LADIES'
WEDDING RINGS
GOLD Fll.t ,J;D
SPRAY PINS ~1i th Earrings to Match Solid Gold Ring, Solid Gold Rings in Various
Kee. 11!.85 s7 os With 3 Diamonds Stone Sets ~s:;.'.?r ···· -'9.5 :~tr.:~cE .•28'5 fiE'1;.%~ .. '3 "
CLOSE OUT ............... ·-·-· Solid Gold Ring o i Gold ·ngs in a Variety
&1. $24.50 s13ss \Vith 5 Diamond of S tone Sets
CLOSE OUT ... ........ Reg. $69.00 14760 Rt>g. $8.715
All new designs-Stone set SALE PRICE................ SALE Pl~lf'E .. --~--~ru~~-~-~~~~ _ _;:.::;.::...::..;....;.::..:..:.........::---1 14 Dian1onds Popular Stone Sets
Pearl Necklaces :.:Tu'2~%E•12sso .;;.tE•1:·::c1:. . ........ •9•3
Single and double strands Solid Gold Rin~ ,vith 6 Solid ~old Rings in a \Vide
All nationally kno"'Tl lines Diamonds Variety or Stone Sets
Rec. $7.00 s3 s• Reg. $220 •137so R•c. 121.00 '12"3
CWSE. OUT ·· · ...... ·· SA.LE P RICE .... SALE PRICE ....... .
Reg. Sl2.00 '6 95 Solid \\:hitl' Gold Ring and Solid Gold Ring Sets \vith
CLOSE OUT · ·· ········ ... 7 Diamonds An1ethyst
Rec. szs.oo '12"" ""•· $225.oo s139"" R•c. sn.oo '13so CLOSE Ot:T Ike· $29.00 S 1586 SALE PRl('E ····· SALESol'dPCRICldER ... :······ c.;:·· . h
CLOSE OUT .... 1 .o ing .;x-t wtt '5750 BABY JEWELRY Emerald Cluster ~s':7~T ······ ······· Solid,. G?ld Bsaby Rings ~.J12~~CE. , ............ '1675
• ar1ous ton('s Solid Gold Rlng
Ex.panSIOn R••· "·50 ' s2 10 Wi th Opal and 10 Rubies
Bracelets _ Sets ,.... sALE PRIC"E ··:· . .. . R..:. 51.so •33~•
Gold Fllled Expansion Bracelets 'Sohd Gold. Baby Signet rungs SALE ~J~'aoid"fii.ft'
with Lockets to match Rf'g. ~.76 s3-&.5 Amethyst and Four ftubies ~s'i '<f..-r . .. '1103 8~d ~~.:.E;;~;;;,;i Baby :~:::!c1:. ... -..... '5250
Bee· $%7M> '1695 Band rungs CLOSE OUT ..... -....... Reg. ~M $1%11
S • .UX PRICE ....... ·-········
Bill FOLDS
All Leather Bill Folds. Varloua
LADIES'
Identification
BRACEl.ETS
Gold Filled and Solid Gold
-with insignia-
llee· SI.JI . 6W CLOllE OVT ....... _ .........
.... SS.25 •1• CL081: OVT ........ -.......... .
ME!i"S QOLD ftl.l,&D
WATCH CHAINS
lles·fllM •7•
CLOll& OVI' ·-----·-·
-.. siue • '8•
(lLo8& OVI' ·--·-----·
Heavy S<llclored Linb
Colors and Leal.hen
Kee· ...,,. '398 SALE PIUCE. .......... -......
MEllll ... S
EMBLEM RINGS
Man's Solid Gold Masonic !Un& All Leather. Lady's Bill Fold
with Blue Sapphire and Coln Purse Comblnotlon
R'lt· P7Ml '19"" ..... -'315 SALE PIUCE. .. -......... -8ALIC PIUCIL -............ .
Man's Solid Gold Masonic Ring: IADD'.S' GOLD ni.1.zn
~:.CE. ............... '3541 LOCKETS
Man's Solid Gold Knicht Ith cltain
Bec· •11-~emplar Rin&•AAll ~.:VI' ,,_ .............. :35:
SALE PIUCE. ....... -... --C1.o811 OVI' ··-·--
Solid ~ ~ Set. ~s.:'vr .. -·-·---'8111
~CE. .. -•. -~S'r ~:vr ·--· '181
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World production of petroleum
In 1946 is expected to reach 252,-
000,000 gallons daily.
rtver came down through New-for e the pier was built. he handled
port Bay in those early days." the lead-line to determine the
At the present time Newport H ar-depth or the water o n vessels
bor could use all of the fresh coming into Newport H arbor over
water from the Santa Ana river the bar, aboard which his older
of those years. The river follow-brother, James, w&s t he pilot. Self-pity is a damper tha t
ed a channel around the bluffs The ever-changing channel gave off the hea t of ambition.
west of Newport, flowing put them considerable bother, and
Newport Island, between the rail-such grounding difficulties finally
road tracks and the state highway led to the construction of the
and past the Arches into the rest Newport ocean ,pier from where
of the bay. ships could be loaded and unload-
Jamt'S McMillan, an older ed more converiiently.
brother of Charles a nd John, pilot-Later. John McMillan was post-
ed shir:;{; in and out of Newport master, and spent many years de-
Harbor from 1879 to 1884 and •veloping the city's water system as
lived a t Smeltzer until his 'death s uperintendent of the water de-
a few years ago. John McMjlJan's partment. He is now retired.
wife was born at the Mission in
San Jose, Calif .. in 1861, her par-Scotch tape, various sizes, on
ents being 1.1ormon settlers. They sale at the News-·rtmes .
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Gorgeous -Perfect Blue Whlt.e Diamonds
a t a Sacrifice in this Quitting Business Sale
C.E.LOUCKS Costa
Mes a
Going Out of Business Sale
g~~i~ DIAMONDS
•BRIDAL SETS
• E NGAGEMENT RINGS
e WEDOUlri"G RIXGS
Down ro diamond prloea In this
astound.Inc Jewe lry clowe-out:.-.nd
exquisite array of beautttul di&·
mond wedding .et~gagement
rlnp and weddlq b&l)ch--an ex·
cepttonal money savlnc time tor
the brlde-to-be--See theee start-
llD.l' dl&mond values that. make
Louck 's Q ulttln« BuslneM Sale
t he logica.I place -to buy.
SALE PRICES INCL UDE FEDERAL TAX
• DfA:.\tO~'D e
BRIDAL SETS
Diamond Engagement Ring and
Diamond set Wedding Ring
Jlel' . ..,,,00 •3744
SALE P RICE ........................ ..
Jlel'. ss1.15 •49n
SALE PRICE ...................... -.
Rec· Sl36.to s99so
SALE P RICE ·······-···-·····--···-·
Rel'· ....... oo '19500
SALE PRICE. B<lth ... _ .....
Rec· W,!.oe '29500
SALE PRICE, B<lth . ___ .. , -· '970.00 '62500 SALE PIUCE. B<lth ... _ .....
• DIAMOND s:l:T •
WEDDING RINGS
with3diamondl
=r~ --·-··--·-····-'28N
With 5 "'""""""' ::.t& ':a."cs -···-··--·--· 4 7""
two """" "' 14 -• .... -... '128""
SAL& ~~ &'-..-
~ ... _,, ___ ~137""
C. I!. LOUCKS Costa : Mesa
GOING OUT OF -BU8INE88
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CIGARETTES
···-1.38
"''"' ,..,,,, Grapefruit ·~·-27". c.---·-Hixson'sPudding '::;"' ,.
'--'~-Mustard '"··---1-,..,,. ., .....
Walnuts o.-..1 -SI.II ..... ,..__ .. -
Pickles -s--"'-••• ,,_.~ ...
DishCloths 11"•.!.:; ..
EDWARDS COFFU
, ................... . ....... ·--'"""-27•
53<
DelhamSpread ,, __ Ill"
......... l ..... , ,....,. ....
Luncheon Meat ~:":.: 3t9
Meat Balls · Nl,-l·--... • ._ -<illW'"
Minced Turkey -h• -____ ,_ --\.,,_ .......
Grapefruit I uice 2 '!: 21" l....,,_.._
Grapefruit Juice.,_,.. It• , __
Grapefruit I uice ..._ _ 21"
-(di! -·--Apricot Nectar ,.__ 1 .. c.li-------Grape Punch -= U"
GreenBeana -·-1• ~ ,.__ ,_ """--........
Spnach -..:!..":: 11" n-..-.1a...
Spanioh Peanuts ._ ": 1•
Blanc:hed Peanuts ';:" 21' --. Mmri11'1llichSuda ':.: ..
RainDropa ::::»
Hy-ProBl1 wh ,._U•
ROY M •. WATKINS
and Associates
Nm Moaday 11•doy"'..W.1o boaor tho worlloc
mu for hit f..t.i91 We ooatribation IO oar eaatry"•
grettneN, m ... ,... .. In time of war. w...,
S..... will bo-oil doy oe M.,.Jay, s.ptnnbn 2,
1946. We up JOO• ,lu •do your ohoppb>g out, lonheloog_ .....
ROUID STEAK .. 5gc Makes excellent cube &leak..
SIRLOIN STEAi
Delicious broiled or pa~lriod. (Pill bo.eSi.doi.. lh..,62.e.) .. 85°
.. 89°
..59°
.. 35°
.. 49°
T-BOIE STUI
Al'° Porte~and O ubltelb. .
PRIME RIB ROAST
Se,·en·inch cut. Fine rib. Tnm..d .,....&...
GROUND BEEF
Quality boo! pad.ed in Vi&lcing.
CORNED BEEF ~· . .
Trimmed brisket. ExcirlJent wdhahbep
~~ ..... ~ .. a-UMlllWT ;u-To 1-ile• t.a..
LAMB llGS .. 51" JOWL .... SbortcuL Fully trimmed . .... y""' s.,11.
POU SHOUlDER .. .. llYllS .
lloo Y""'!lylL Aloo -.. 51" Whoie. f11lly lriau.d.
PORK IUTI'S .. a-&ROAST .. a· Fre.h.. IH.1'1, pork. .._...__
SAFEWAY PRODUCE SAVINCS
LmUCE ..
MD.Oii$
Ripe .......... , ........ ..
&IAIES --COii ---
.. IS" ~ro1s11..a-
.. 1Z9 ~!,!OESJI.. ..
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AN n. p AT• o w ALL THE woRLD . . . Beach Caballeros Go Strong for Peteca
._""'_~~: ~=· ~~~.:...;_;_·~f:-:v-Gen_era_1 _~-~~-~-~__,A 1 ,___··_B::_Tw~-~~-YTO_C:_I Demonstrated Here by Brazilian Officer
GARDEN *NEWPORT H...\RBOR MOVIFt GUIDE tr
Udo Tlleatre Balboa 1'11eatre
"I SAVED SO MUCH MONEY HAY-.
ING MY DRESSES CLEANED AND
REMODELED AT THE LIDO CLEAN-
ERS THAT I CAN AFFORD A NEW
FALL HAT-"
VETS ARE.."f'T t'OOLINO
\Yhen the American war veter-
ans in Athens, Tennessee were
forced recently to resort to armed
warfare to break up the politjcal
machine Yo>'hich had long domin-
ated tha• area, they served not~
that the vets have entered poli-
tics ~ith a "bang." Now, the ex-
servicemen throughout Tennessee
are organizing to break the hold
or tbe 1"temphis political crowd
headro by boss Crump, and to
clean up politics in the state as a
whole. But this t ime they're going
to do it by peaceful means. At a
meeting in Alamo, T e nnessee lead-
ers or the movement urged mem-
bers t o "form organizations.-not
mobs-to preser\'e the ballot so a
man can run ror office in T ennes-
see without t he blessing of Ed.
Crump." liaving risked their lives
to protect the principles of Amer-
ican democracy the veterans don't
intend to stand by idly while cor-
rupt politicians make a farce of
el£'Ctions . The political machines
of Kelly, Hague , Pendergast and
Tammany Hall '''ould do \\'e ll to
take not(' of this tre nd.
.. lNS IDE" STORl.
•••
-1 . • Fl.
Elliott Roosevelt's book r elAt ·
ing various experiences \\'hich his
father had with Prime 1'1inistl'r
Winston Churchill -not all plcas-
a.nt expeTie nces, either-is anothPr
addition to the "inside" s tor ies of
the war. In the first installme nt
of its advance publication by Look
Magazine (for "'hich Look is said
to have paid SJ0.000. l Elliott says
that Mr. Churchill accused FDR
HORJZOXTAL ENTRECHAT-This isn't an Opflll·alr ballet belng performed on the unds of local
bt-a<'hf"a, hut It Is the lnt:rodur tloo to these shorM or a new 1ame that Is prevalent at tbe \\'&terlnc
pla••f"s of South Amt"ri<"a. according to the young fello\\' abo,,,. Pt"rformlnc one of tbe dlfncult abots
r("Qulrrd l.o th" a:arne. lllmtratlnl' the game or Pett'<'&, as played ln hi• naUve country Brull, Is
Riellanl A!lhlln or Rlo de Janlero, who h .. brougJ:lt the sport to Corona de l Mar '''here he l• a frequent
,·111ilnr. Thf" objf>c't of hh leap, the peteca ltSt"lf, ls 8h0\\'11 as a blur at the top of the action s hot.
~photo by Gerhardt of "tT)rin~ to do 8\\·ay \Vith the
British E1npire." But in the same By JOHN OONllO•~F •eight persons on any plot of
brea th , a<"oordin~ to the authcr. Uxal '"beach a lhletcs·· are in ground with only the peteca for
the Prime Mi n i~ter ackno"•ledged ror some strC'nuous ('X{'rc ise if the equipment.
tha t .~me:ica. \\·as B~it ~i n's "o~ly 1 game \Vhich has S\\·ept the South j Ashlin reports that the sport is
hope. Elhott s s tory ~s 1nt.erest1ng I AmC'rican sC'aboard catches on at thl' favorite pastime of all the
but v.•e should k('('p in mind that Southland \\"a terin~ plaCt's . IX'ach caballetos a t the famous
the importa nt thing today is nnt The game is callffi "peteca" a nd 1 Copacabana a nd Arpoador beaches
how well ~·tr. Roosrve lt and l\1 r. has been introduced to habi tues of near Rio and a Los Angeles sport·
Churchill got along but how v.·cll China Cove by a South An1erica n ing goods sto rC' has began produc-
Britain a nd Americfl can cooper-visitor, one Senor Richard Ashlin. tion or the pet£'Ca for use in this at ~ . in the postv.•ar world. The ! v.•ho. despite his English name. is country.
Br1t1sh arc by no means easy for a rull -bloodC'd "Carioca" from Rio Ashlin. \\·ho is a practicing at·
us to und~rst and nor arc we any dt-. Ja nie ro, Brazil. torncy, specializing in corporation
less_ pu~hng . to ttiem. but the 1 The name or the game is de-Jaw for General Electric (,;orp. in
basic . tTiC'ndship bet\vec-n the ,,,.o r ived from a tittle leather bag South America, is a frequent vis-
counties .must not be allo,ved ~o be filled "'ith sa\\·dust and feathC'rs itor to Corona del Mar at the weaken~ by r~port s of the diff~r-(ala shuttlecock) attached to the home of Michael Cline while he e~~s whi~h existed between Brit-end. It is a court game and can is a special student at the Uni-
school.
Ashlin is a lieutenant in the
Brazilian arm}' reserve and, dur-
ing the war, was stationOO for a
short time at different army cen-
ters in the United Statl'S.
The visitor reports that there is
terrific infla tion nO\\' undenvay in
his native country, just as there is
in a ll states. and that he recently
refused $100,000 for a piece of
pro perty near the famous Copa·
cabana beach that he purchased
for Sll,000 in 1940.
Senor Ashlin's host. i1ike Oine,
is also attending law school at
use since his release to inactive
duty from the Naval air corp.
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Box Office Open at u:45
Sllow$ at 7 and 9:15
Matinee Saturday at 1 :45
Continuous ~ :15
' ....._ llartlor N
llox om.. ~ at 1:15
-ISIPtlJ', 1 :38 a l:le
ISowSbo ........ ...,,.!la-: • Ttau.n.., Frt.-A--Rabdolph Soott • Ana -A Veoy Racy Como4I)' ••• wltll
Bo.._., Hllarlty aad. H~!
"THE BRIDE
WORE BOOTS"
wttla Barbera St&nW)·ck
Robort Cwrunlnp -Diana Lynn ---lhru Tue<da>·. Sept. I • 3:
\\'ed.neMlay Only-Sept. 4
"Return of Rusty"
with Ted Donaldson and
"Ace" the wonder dog-a.lso--
Judy Cano,·a
"Hit the Hay"
"Badman's Territory" ........ _,.rowe. ..
'Charlie Cllaa• ID
"Dark Alibi"
Sat., Sun.,-Aue. 31. • Sept. 1
Bruce Cabot ln
"AVALANCHE"
-&lso Micha.el ShaJ'ne la--
"Larceny in
Her Heart"
Extra! Extra! Extra!
MIDNIOm
HORROR SHOW!
LABOR DAY EVE. Swi. Sept. 1
George zucoo -Mary CariJllki
"DEAD MEN WALK"
-a1,,._
''The Missing Corpse"
Comedy:
"Spook to Me"
Doon open. 11 :'5--Sbow
at midnight!
Stana
Monday -Tuellday Sept.. z -•
Preston Foster -RJta J:ohmon
"THUNDERHEAD
-SON OF FLICKA"
-In Technioolor--
Also Eddie Cantor-loan Davie
Constance Moore-George Mu.rplQ' ~
"Show Business"
\\rednesday Only-Sept. '
Tom Se.al -~lartha O'DriacoU
"Blonde Alibi"
-also-
"Code of the Lawless"
Kirby Grant -Fuzzy Knlrht ----
Thun. -Sat.-Sept.5 -6 -1
Their New ZORIC Dry Cleaning
System Done in Their Own Plant
Leaves Your Clothes Looking
Fresh and New -They Call for
and Deliver Too!
run s wartime IC'adcr and ours. be played by_ either t"'O. four or versity of Southe rn California law DOWN TO EARTH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-Tbwit. -Sat.-SepL5-6-7
Robert VounK -Sylvta Sidney
.-\.Ian t.dd -Veronlca Lake
and Wllllam Bendix Ln
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LIDO CLEANERS
Air mail rates are coming do"'TI
out of the stratosphere on Oct. 1.
They've been "up in the alr" far
too long. The eight-cent domestic
rate has retarded the normal ex-
pansion of alr mall volume. At
five cents an ounce the volume
should increase tremendousJy. Un-
der the former rate of six cents
an ounce receipts were rising from
20 to 60 per cent a year. But when
the higher postage was decreed·
receipts remained almost at the
same level. ln other words, in-
creased rates don't a ppreciably in-
crease the total revenue. As a
Ph. Beacon 5798-J 456 Newport Blvd.
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On or about October 10, Ted W. Brown, Jeweler,
of Long Beach, \\ill open a modem jewelry store at
1797 Newport Boulevard.
Tbl!I will not be a mer.. bnndi bmlneos, but a
Ted W. Brown establlshmeod • • • ap-to-th&-mlnute
and metropolitan . • • the ldmd of .to... that hM
r;tven Ted W. Brown ui fJBYiahle WMt Cout repa-
tatloo for hlghMt type ,,,.,....,.pdlpp and merchall-
c)lllq.
Whoa yoo are bl Loag BMdl -.lllt Ted W. Browa.
~ • • • two doma -• of Sean Boebadt • Amerku &ftaae. See .... ,..,....., tlle type ol ......
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TORRENCE, OKINAWA VET,
RE:TURNS TO POST A.L JOB
matter of fact, the Postoffice De-
partment figures it would have
taken in $20 million more in 1946
if the rate had been lower. This "When I went away nearly four
"'ould also lM" just as ~ood a time years ago I knew every one in
as any to r r store the two-cent do-town, but now half the people I
mesUc postage rate on regular meet Bn" strangers and the town
ail itself has certainly changed," said rn . Assistant Postmaster Dick Tor-POLITICAL TIT A....'li(TIC rence of 27th street, back at his
The race for the governorship old job in the Newport Beach
of New York which is expected to pit Republican Governor Thomas post office after some years on Okinawa, dov.n below J apan. E. Dewe y against Democratic Sen-"At first 1 was infantry platoon ator James M. Mea d next Novem-
ber is likf'ly not only to be o ne of leader." said the former lieutenant,
the hottest contests in 1946 but .. but I was the only one o n the
also to have an important bearing island with any post office exper-
on the national election in 1948. It ience and was soon at the 21st
Dev.·ey wins he'll be right back base postoffice. There wer~ 150,000
in the thick of it for the GOP men on the Island and while there
·d 1· I · 1· · -1 t were only 30.000 when I left, \Ve pres1 en 1a nom1na 100, 1n sp1 e o I h d Ued . th 'I 1 r F tt his 1944 de feat. If Mead is the a ~a it e . s ~ o orgo en
victor he will be boosted for the j M£'n . I never , did ftn~ out what
vice-presidential spot with Harry h a ppen~ to my copies of the
Truman in the next national cam-News-Times bt:it just before I left
paign. Both Dewey and Mead have I got a fe';, issues, by that time
large follo"'i ngs in the Empire months old.
State, and the one who Wins will -------
knO\\' he's been through something
"'hen it I! over. In fact, so will
He is the freeman whom
truth m akes free, and all
slaves beside.-Cowper. the other fellow.
ea,Je
For Delicious STEAKS ,
BREAKFAST • LUNCH •
-on-
Balboa Island
16 Block from Ferry
113Ya Agate
DINNER
the
are
J . A. Gorley, 736 Lido Nord, r~
ported to Newport Beach police
that culprits had.. ripped open ttie ''The Searching Wind" "The Blue Dahlia"
top of his convertible coupe ~l e C O M I N G A T T R A C T I 0 N S e
SOl'TV' time Tuescay night and ajl --------------------------
forced open a locked compart tjt Next Week: '"TO EACH HIS Next Week: ''ROAD to UTOPIA",
taking registration and other al· OWN", "SOUTHERl'lli'ER", "OUR "SllE \\'ROTE THE BOOK",
uable papers. 1 HEARTS WERE GROWING UP" ... THE R UNAROUND".
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Protect and beautify your roof. ThTs fine quality
green shingle stain will add to the durability of
your roof as well as greatly improvln1 the
appearance,
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ROOF COATING
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A roof is only 11 eood 11 lh la1tin1 quaUtleo.
Don't oltimp Oii the orlsfn1I -' 1t the U•
penH of future protectlofl. Plain flsu-
prove that quality roofln& ACTUALLY
COSTS LESS per year than the other ltin<I.
When you buy roofinc -buy& roofinc of
quality incl remember that TlWINKLE'S
will offer no ro0fin1 for sale that 11-not
worthy of your confidence. IUY YOUR
ROOFING NOW!
90-lb.
SLATE SURFACED
GREEN °' RED
s22s
Roll
Complete
with
Fixtures
ROOFING
Oieck the prettnt condition of )"OUr roof! Thia roof-
ln1 Is M'flCed with date on her.oy felt bMe and -...,;.1y .. 1ur1tec1 ond cooled .,;th Olpholt.
45.a,, DIAMOND POINT
ROOFING aou SIUNQ.11
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WE HAVE A COOD STOCK Of
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May' Firm Official's
Island Home Entered ~~~~~~t~ Mayor's Citizens Committee Reports
~~}~~~~ ~~~I~;:~~E-Recent Study on Newport Harbor's
:: ~~~: .. iw:,i: .::::J::;:: ~i.~~ .. ~~~~:..~Ti~::. .i::.ck Domest·1c Water Supply Problems
ply. 'lb&t the only -disuttt
baa not overtaken the a>Unty ii
the great re.erve of '4'"ater natur-
ally accumulated in this basin
from times long before there was
any pumping.
The overdraft on the buin,
however, has used up a consider-
a'ble part of the stored v.·ater and
01lalboa rlr et
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f~ ~~~U:n~:: ~~~~ Co~:~r~~~;.~~1:~.th~e°f::!~
this use is increasing yearly and ---------------------------
v.•ater levels in the basin have ?"-----...... -------------------... dropped accordingly.
through the back door between day affair at Corona will be cli·
noon and 12:30 p. m. and left m_axed on Monday. Labor Day. Summary Discloses Present Capacity of Artesian Wells Are Insuffj.
through the front entrance. with the annual half-mile cham-• t f Futur D J t f City " -Re R • ed
Cost
\Vhat it \vill oost the average
taxpayer for joining the M.W.D.:
NOW-'Ro0nd. the Island Ferry
A total of $70 in cas" and papers pionships event ol the A.M.A-and CleO Or e eve Opmen 0 .tU"ea8--Venues ecelV
were reported stolen. • ru11 program 01 action start ing From Sale of Fresh Water to Consumers and Current Tax Assess-On a H ouse and Lot with county
assessed va1uatioh of $!,000.00.
"'hich "·ould probably sell for
around $10,000.00, the tax would
be, for b$ck assessments $4.60, and
t:9 A. •· TO 11 P. M. '.
J ohn A. Wilcox. Whittier resi-•\Ju:;;:;~.. program, which will ments Believed Sufficient to Defray Maximum Cost of Munici-
dent, p1eadoo guilty to charges of inciude trophy races and stunts. pality's Investment in MWD System.
Sou.th Bay, Balboa Yacht Club, East Bay, Richardson's. Evans',
Vllla Marina, Shields', Balboa Yacht Basin, Bee con Bay, Harbor
Island and South Bay: Hall from any dock or fioaL
disturbance or the peace Wednes· "'ill be free to the public.
day morning in Newport Beach
city court and was fined S30 by F or office supplies, see the
Judge Bob Gardner. , News.nm.es.
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
CONTRACTOR
CEMENT WORK
Flat WoTk or Foundations
CALL 1 5 Z Z -I FOB INFORMATION
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
ALL SIZES BUILDING UNITS
Brick and Cesspool Blocks Now In Production
Walter Kline Concrete Products CO.
1560 Newport Ave. Costa Mesa
CONTRACTORS'
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
Jaeger Compressors
Comet Saws
Cement Mixers
Wood Working Equipment
Everything for the
Building Contractor
• Dutch Heacock
Telephone: Harbor 502 or Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa Ana Ave. -Costa Mesa
Going to
Yon probably have your dream home all
worked out In your mind -or maybe your
arcltltect or eontractor already bu prepared
plans mi paper for yon.
Electrtdty wOI haft> a large pan ID making
dreams of postwar Uvlng come tr-. When
yon go over tile plaaa with yoar balJder be
....... lo .... him aboort the ........ dewelop-
-ta ID bowhold labor avlag and flm<>-
tlcwal beaaty.
Oar Eqlerta la e_.,uwig eleclricll will be
Pd to belp wltll ~ plaaa OI' .. ~ .. -
0.. auawtioa ~ IMlle a lot of clltter-
... tile -.,e aWty .. of Illa& b-.
m~HOKll & GALVAN
--Elli .•••
1080 (Jam& lllway pi.-••• -541'7
.&a. .. -111!"•-·b-· .. ••na•· ••11'•411 ... , ll't!Pllll-IRlllt-(11111' 1141'1•"' .. D ... llll'm•'
t·-------------for current tax $9.60, a total of
0 B ) $14.20 a year or arl average of Some weeks ago the City Council authorized Mayor . · e A. L. S..denuer, Consult-$1.17 a month. This is for Water-
Reed to appoint a Citi?.ens Committee to make a summary of ing Engineer of Los Angeles, in 8 Health &nd Sanitation Insurance.
BALBOA ISLAND FERRY
the many reports and investigations 00 the Domestic Water report to the Ocy of Newport Our Future Water N-.
Situation. The Mayor appointed on this Committee Braden Beach, dated September 29• 1944• Engineers estimate that in less •·----------------------.....,-4 regarding the S5--acre triad 51;4 , --------------------------+--=-finch, J. A. Barrett, J . A. Beek, Mrs. Helen Grace, Mrs. miles from the ocean: "A source than 40 ·years this city will have
Edgar Hill, Hubbard C. Howe, W. M. Longmoor, Ralph P. of supply at ... 600 to 800 root water consumption resulting from r--------'"!'-------------·-
Maskey. P. A. Palmer, A. B. Rousselle, Lew H. Wallace, capt. levels . _ . would draw from larger a population of about 33,500 in the
C. V. McCarty and Walter S. Spicer. storage than wells on the river "'inter and 52·000 in the swnmer,
Several meetings have been held. Reiiorts were fully and . bot1om and the effect of depletion within the present dty llmlto. This population will require a carefully studied. A sub-committee of three which included would be more rl!mote. As to the summer load of S,050,000 gallons
Hubbard C. Howe, Walter S. possibi.Uty of infiltrati.on of more of water per day.
Spicer and P. A . Palmer was years. se!lwater, the locality 19 about J%: W.o\TER SOURCES FOR
asked to prepare a review for Engineers familiar with the miles from upper Newport ~&)' NEWPORT BEACH
the benefit of the pu!>lic in water problem have come to the :~~~e~da~~l ~~:t~~:~:~~~c: Local Souroea Further Inland
general and taxpayers 1n par-conclusion that the City of Ney,.·. 1 ti 1 h b t """-' Ground.water storage further ticular port Beach can only secure a per· ~ 8 on r om t e 8~ 0 .....,trrts inland has been suggested as a
Th. · ed manent water supply by import· inland thro~gh geologi~al as well source of future supply. It is
1s report was present to a Ing Colo•ado ruve-water. as _hydraulic ground lB pro_bable m-t"•ng of the ---•tt-and • • d f dro h od." pointed out that overdraft will '-"" ............ u ..:;.,;; ur1ng a uture ug t pert approved for printing. The r ep::irt l\.1any sun:eys and rep:>rts have I . . also apply to this part of the basin
of tthe committee is given here· been made of the NeY.-port water In conclusJon Sonderegger said. and at best 1,1.•ould be only a tern·
with: supply and tl)e underground sup--! ''The permancy of the \\'&~er sup--porary expedient. Such a source
ply of the lov.•er Santa Ana River 1 ply of Newport Be.a.ch ,is in jeop-. of supply v.•ould tla\"e a n initial
Wate r Supply For Basin from which \\'C quote. in ardy because of the o\erdraft on cost of at least SJ00.000.00.
City of Nev.·port BeKh, California part . the ground water sources of the C 1 · I I •--II o or&do Rl\"t'r \\'ater Supply A spec1a e ection has IA."t.:n ca • · . . Santa Ana Valley and a threat· ed for Tuesday, September 10, a) _R. L Pattt"noo. City Eng1n· ened intrusion of salt wa te r . Im· A pern1anent \\'a ler supply of
d d f softene>d and filtered Colorado 1946, to determine whether the eer, in a report u~ er a te o [ portation of \\'aler is the only River water can be secure>d from
City of Newport Beach shall join July 12th . 1930: predJ~t~ that the pt"rmanf'nt solution of the \\'ater th!' ~fetropolit an \Vater District
the Coastal Municipal \Vater Dis· Ne\\'pClrt ~ach origi nal wells ' problem of the gro\\•ing commun· through annexation 10 the Coastal
trict. a member of the Metropoll· \\'Ould be affC'Cted by salt water.\ ity"
tan \Vater District. and r t"COmmended against the de· · . t.1unicipal Water District.
MIDWAY AUTO SERVICE
• 1501 West Central
Phone Barbor Zl!5
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Motor Tune-Ups a Specialty
• velopment of t he 93.acre tract fl E:<'~''l_U'd llyatt, State Eng1n· Coastal ~tunl('ipal \\"ult•r Oistrlc·t.
The follO\\'ing st a tements, data. "'here the present \Veils are lo-eer, D1\'1s1on ~f ~at e~ Resources. The District. organized in 1942. Prices Reasonable
facts and fi gures have ~n com· cated as not adequate for a per· StatC' of Cal1forn1 a, 1~. a _reJXlrt comprises the follo\\·ing com·
piled to inform citizens on this ma ncnt \\'ater supply. da ted J une, 19-15, says: Estimated munitics: No Delay
imporlant '"atc r question. annual O\'Crd raft or the under· ~;;;<;C;on;t;•n;u~e~d~o~n~P~a~g~e ~E~l~gh;t~)~..!~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Prrsent \\'a ft>r Source b~ G~ral~ C. F\qf'rald, Con·1 ground \\"ater of the Coastal Plain
The city no"' secures "'a ter from ~ulll ng Engin~r 01 Los Angcl_es. of Orange County, exclusive or the
five shallo\v \veils Jess than 200 in a l~tter to N~\vpart Beach City La Habra Basin. under present
feet det>p on a 93·acre tract. l\\'O C~u?c.1.~· dat~ l"ovember 30, 1934, condltionk of supply and demand,
and thrN·fourths miles inland on !laid . fhe ''ells ~t the ~outh or is 12,190 acre f~t.''
the '''est side of the Santa Ana t~e Santa Ana Ri\'er v.•hich serve "The progressive lo,,·ering of
RivC'r . At present. these \veils are / Newport Beach. Costa 1\ll'sa, and the ''"ater table in 1he non.pres·
pumped consta ntly a t absolute ~guna Beach a.re only 8 short sure area results in gradually in·
capacity of the equipn1ent. ctistance from the ocean and are creasing pump heads. In Orange
The original "'Ster supply \\'BS pumping from bf-lo\\" Ha lev~. county, hO\\•ever, a reVC'rsc grade
rrom \\·ells on a fivc·acre tract lo-Thls art-a Is approa<"hlbg a critical line sloping inland from t he ocean
cated one mile from the ocean. rondJtlon." <Since this was written and reduclion of pressure in the
\Veils on this si te '''e re aban· several \veils have gone bad.) . deC'per st r ata is more serious be·
doned in 1934 due to salt ,,·a ter cl J . B. Upplncott, Co~sulting caUS<' or possible contamination
intrusion. .... Engln<'Cr of Los Angelc..s, in a re· by salt \\'ater."
The city also OY.'flS 35 acres of port to th~ ~guns Beach County •
J d I ted • 11 -1 I h \Vater District dated June 12. From !he foregoi ng it can be an oca ::> ~ mi es rom t c 1939 · "Wh II h seen t hat engineers who ha\"c ocean on the C'ast side of the ri\"er · ere w e s are near t e . h" h h t d l.-ocean lhC're is al\\'&ys the ()O§sibil·I studied the \\'a ter supply problem
w ,~er 1as no ytct prove to IA" a lfy of lntru!llon or sea .-..·ater uf the City of Ne"rport Beach are sa 1s ac or y "'a er source a t a . . . . . . ' [ · __ , h Lo s de th or 600 to 800 feet. Poss1b1hty of 1ntrus1on increases con\"1n'-:"" that t c wer anta ~ b d 1 f . as ground "'ater Is pumped below Ana River Basin cannot be r e·
n a l;'1° a1nt supp ~1° 'c"ater his sea. level ... with the return to ~arded as a dependable source of n nC'Ces.s1 y 0 any Cl y. ro\\·t . . d . d ed b th · d 1 ' dry years, \\'ater levels \\'Ill prob· \\"atcr an is en anger y e inc~et asc pro, ~~ty va ue_s.h pros· a bly rcC<'de to the 1936 level and probable inlrusion of salt w ater.
d d bl d d 1 f more probably drop still lower in e on y ot C'r source o an a e· pcr1 y canno IA" our s \Vlt out a . \Th I h r d
\\~~-~c~·:rt ':..r:.i:::rt~ss~~~ ~U~· the future, as thte draft on the quate water supply is to import
standing recreational harbor on ~an~a Ana_ Vn,1.ley has been stead·j \Ya ter .
the Pacifi c Coast. \Ve ha\"e lx'cn 1J y increas!ng.. Briefly. thf" CondJtlon of \\'aler
exceedingly successful in popula· .d ) U. S-Gt>0logi<'al Sun't'Y-S upply That f>To1npts the
tion gro\\'th boats new business Frve year study of ground water Septembf>r 10th EIKtlon
increased v~Iues ~nd rl'Creatlo~ along the Coastal Plain-Report The great bulk of the water
advantages No. 4, re: Santa Ana Gap. "During used in O r a nge county is pumped
We can. continue to develop period of heavy wit.!1drawal, the from wells. These wells draw their
r apidly because of proximity to ground water head 1s repeatedly supply from the large undergrounc;\
Los Angeles. Our gro,~·th 1.1.i ll be so lo'". throughout the Gap that water basin lying beneath the
enhanced by the construction or · ·. · · 1~ the_ l_ow head were SUS· coastal pl ain. Most of the develop-.
the Santa Ana·Los Angeles Free· ta1ned 1ndef1n1tely .... ocean ment of Orange county gets water
way and the dev('Jopment of Upper v.•ater could ultimat~ly move in~ from this basin. including the City
Newport Ba.y. All point to tremen· land through the entlre l~ngth of of Newport Beach. .
dous development within the next the Gap a nd go substantially be-Last year, the State Engineer
decade yond the structural zone. It ap-. completed an investigation which
um1lations of Pr~nt Source pear.s probable tha t the front of showed that more water is being
The question of securing 8 more ~e ar~a of ':Ontaminat~ ground pumped from .t his basin than ts
permane nt and certain water sup--ater is moYl.ng inland. received by It in its average sup-.
ply has been studied by civic lead.
ers, engineers and dtizen.s for
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Formerly Gordon'• One Store
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Color guides, plan-
ning aids, comprehens-
ive stock of caJlll!ts
and linoleum.
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2004 WEST CENTRAL A VE., NnvPOa.T BEACH
HARBOR 1374-J
NOW
BEING SOLD
Indicated a«eptance of this property
suggests that those int.-ested should
act promptly.
"The Coast's Mosl Dis1n.&1iw
Residenti41 Communil1"
Here•s your first opportnnity co pwchue Oil the
scenic cliffs south of Balboa and Corona Del
Mar, where the ocean shore line cakes a pie·
ruresque bend ••. natural setting -unexcelled
beach, all improvements: onderground utilities,
sewers -architectural rcstrictioos. large sines,
each with its individual appeal. U you are ocan·
minded and want somelbis8 -Ofl llu coal
.. -this is it. The long.awaited opponunity to
purchase one of these large (l!:e&n-Yiew homesires.
See this property •.. malce your selection early.
by Devel<>pers of S-u A1#hl O.Ju
~ym\)n\ A.l>arn Co. ·
-evelQrers )40 E. en SL u.r-. SYcalPlGl'e· 1· ljlQ\
fuaM .... Cutt.. 2,-'4 ....
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INYESTOIS'
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Paul Mantz
In Big Race
(CollUnued from Page ll
It was the block purchase of
475 surplus airplanes from the gov-
ernment recently which gave him
the title of owner of the "seventh
largest airforce" an9 all but about
75 were to be salvaged for the
metal.
In the race he is flying a ho~
ped-up Mustang equipped with a
new Merlin engine and with fuse-
lage tan~ installed. frank Fuller
Ji~ set the last Bendix race record
of 283 m.p.h. in 1939, a figure
--will ---·-Dy laden lhlp down IM runwoy at
predetermined intervals. Winnen
must croa the finish line at the
Oeveland Municipal Airport ~
tween noon and 6 p.m.
Finl place will net the winner
SI0.000: second place, $5500, third
place, $3000, with remaining prizes
scaled down to $500 for seventh
place, In addition, there also will
be a special $1000 prize for the
woman Oyer with the fastest
elapsed time between the two
cities.
ln a special jet division feature
or the r ace, four P-80 fighters
from March Field have been enter-
ed in a !ervice competition.Three
of the Shooting Stars will repre--
sent the First Fighter Group and
the other the 12th Photo Recon-
naissance Squadron.
which meam nothing with air-w AI.LET LOST
planes of toda)'.. Richard W . Sorague. Balboa. re--
Larry. Therkelsen, official start-
1
ported, police said, the-loss of $20
er for the National Aerona utics in a wallet.
CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leonard Marshall, Mana&er
Balboa, Callfornla
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS .•.. BANQUEI'S
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110 McFadden Place Newport llMch
Balboa's
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Accusations F~ in Qty Court
When Prosecutor, Landlord
Engage in Tiff Over Property
The usual quiet and equanimity
of Newport Beach's city cow1. wu
shattered Tuesday morning when
the trial of Williain T .. West,
charged 'With violation of the city
zoning ordinance, developed into
a verbal battle between the de--
fendant, acting 11.5 his own defense
counsel. a nd prosecuting attorney
Roland Thompson. -
Charges o r "untruthfulness" and
"evasiveness" were . hurled back
and forth between the two but it
all added up to a verdict of "guil-
ty as charged" from 'City Judge
Robert Gardner, who 1presided at
the lt'ngthy word-fHt.
West, who owns property at 124
Garnet, Balboa Island, had entered
rerrigerator, which lnvestigaton
found ln the garage--quarten
"hooked-up" and stocked with liq-
uor and some articles of food. was
there because he had no other
place to put it.
The defendant also claimed that
he was being '')x'rse-cuted by an
unkno"-'ll person of extreme Polit·
ica1 influence" in this charge but
failed to enlighten the court on
this theory.
Judge Gardner, in rendering the
verdit, d~ that there was no
doubt in }\is mind of the defend·
ant's guilt and set Saturday morn-
ing, August 31, as the time for
passing sentence. JGD
a plea or not guilty to charges .-------------
that he had erected a building in
a R-2 zone where three families
were living or used for living quar-
ters.
Testimony given by lnvestigat"!
ing Officer Walter Dyson revealed
ttriat West \\•as Tenting two units
· of the Gamet street home to two
families and was using quarters
over the garage for his own use,
which , it was contended, is in vio-
lation or the zoning ordinance.
SHOES
RepUred ·Wlllle Yoa Walt
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
Ned -· .. a.r ~ Caf1I la.m.telp.pL
LA.RGEST SPORTSFISHER. Tb.ls wu the 11Cene of activity at Port Lido a couple of weeks ago "''hen the Lucky Strtke. largest aport&-
fhhlnl" c ruiser In Newport Harbor, prepared to dock follo"'1lll' her maiden fish.In&" cru.I~. The 12-foot craft, owned by Prentice Moo'1!
and Fritz Ke mper of Port Udo Sportllflshinl' Inc., 111 fully equipped with delu.xe aceontmodatlons and galley service and Is sk.lppe~ b )·
Harry Lygren. The Luc ky Strtke. twtn-ACrew and d.le!tel po'4·ered, waa built b).· the "'llmlngk>n Boat Works and lti now plyifll' her trade
d&lly from the landing at Port Udo. Honor or landing the tint catch aboard the ne w boat on he r ti n t c ruise went to Gary Porter, 6V1-
yeat"-Old IM>n of l\lr. and Mn. Sam P orter of Balboa.
This evidence was subsantiated ..-------------.
Three Rescue Yachtsman 'Port Del~gates J ~:"i'~e~~~~.:. ~1~s~u{:..!';:
Acclaim Harbor ner, chainnan of the boaro: lrvm
George Gordon and James A. Ba-
by Offi cer-Cornecl, who followed
Dyson to the st&{ld.
The de fendant contended that
he had merely visited the premises
to conduct business and that a
Drunk Charge
Follows Car
Crash on Wed. f D 0 CCon tinuro from Pa~e 11 ker . rom rown •1ng •1n cean ' Ion and Mrs. Wahlgren: Nels We· re~~ill~ o~;~:ro~t ge~ch~
borg. Manager, Port Everett, and Councilma n Mason Siler. A plea of not guilty to charges
. I Vlashington. and Mrs. w. eborg. Orange County Hart>or commjs-of druhk driving were entered in · h d--1 city court Thursday morning bi· Tu10 girls a nd a young man r('Scucd a 45-year -old North Holly-1 Dave Burrmvs, President. Port s1on was ea \'U by Chairman Roy Edward F. Hethcock, South PasA-
wood yachtsman from drowning when his 40-foot motor cruiser ~ommission, Port Angeles, WBS:h-Edwards of Orange, "'ho presided dent. who was arrested by local
r d -• · h d. f ff 50 h N 1 •ngton; S. R . Burrowes. Sequin. at the luncheon and introduced ii _..a_ oun er"" 1n t e !XIUn 1ng sur o t street, ew!Xlrt Beach. late \Vashington: Capt. l-1 . J . Johnson, the local representation, E. J. po ce W10"U11esday evening follow-
Tuesday. San Francisco. and Mrs. Johnson : Hughf'S of Seal Beach, L. G. ing an accident between a car said
The girls, Beverly , Grace, 17, of 321 Alvarado place, Balboa, H. J . Blythe, Construction inspec-Swales or Santa Ana and Walter by police to have been driven by
S S . 1 Hethcock and a vehicle driven by and Martha Mae r.1oody, 18, o r Newport Beach. and Vlilliam Moody, tor. Long Beach Harbor, and 1'1rs. . p1cer o Newport Beach. Delbert Means of Costa Mesa..
2'2, Newport Beach yachtsman, were credited with saving the life of I Blythe: E .gar 1'1 cKee. consulting Other local representatives were A rd'
Ted B. Rathbun, 45, of North Hollywood, another yachtsman. engineer. Venice ; Hans Mumm, Mrs. Hubbard C. Ho"'e. Mrs .• L . G. He~kingwa.!0 d~J:; :po~~
Noticing the Ralhbun motor j jr .. president. Port commission, Swales a nd Mrs. Walter S. Spicer, wrong side of the street and the
cruiser drifting in the ocean, Miss it was about to trap the swimmer . Everett. Wash .. and Mrn. Mumm; with Hubbard C. Howe, chairman accident ensued. A doctor's re-
Grace, "'ho lives at 321 Alvarado Seeing Rathbun's predicament, George La.Roche, Jr., Dock com-of the Small Harbor committee of port indicated his alleged dwtken
Place. Balboa, and the Moodys, Misses Grace and Moody swam mission, Portland, Ore.; Col. B. C . the state chamber of commerce; condition.
who live at 5710 Seashore drive, r a pidly to his side and pulled him Allin, consulting e ngineer, San Lew H. Wallace .a member of the Trial will be held Friday morn-
Newport Beach, swam to the craft. out from the gap between the tip Francisco; J .B. Cox. World Ports, first harbor commission; Harbor ing at g o'clock.
Moody boarded it and found Rath-of t he boat and the water's edge, San Francisco; Otarles A. Bland, ~taster Russell Q-a.ig, and Engtn-
bun asleep below decks. just as another pounding wave port traffic manager, Long Beach; eer Morgan Noble. Guests ol George Burine of Balboa apa.rt-
Advising the North Hollywood turned the veti:s~I completely over. H. B. Hart, Port of Longview, Commissioner Swales were Myr-ments reported to police .Wednes-
man to swim for shore, Moody Fifteen seconds later and Rathbun Wash., and Mrs. Hart: John L. ford Irvine of the Itvine Ranch day the loss of 8 wallet containing
WE NEED
... tlilnp,..
DO loapr need --Pll. IU'J OJ' 7'0I
For Pld<-Up
EVERYTHING
In Quilty
REFRIGERATION
Air CondlUonleg
F.qulpa•oe.Jt . ea-. Cal>lneto • OoUJilon
Wlllk-lno • Foantalm • 8toolo
-Dano • Bootho Oompl ... Marbto
Cale, Etc. Pl•nnl•c
"WEBEB". DEALEllll
al 8. Loe Aaplee St., •=· '= --prepared to stand-by the vessel. would have drowned under the Kelly, Long Beach Harbor com-and Milton Romey of San Fran-$20
Rathbun jumped overboard and over-turned craft. mission. and Mrs. Kelly; Louise daco. I--·-__________ _;_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:_-'
8ll he attempted to swim away Newport Harbor de partment and BurTOWeS. Port Angeles, Wash.; The party journeyed from Long Announcing the Reopening Of the
from the craft, a pounding wave a tug sent crews to pull the motor Ca.ire Saenz, Port Angeles, ~ash. Beach in a ~ Tanner bus and
drove it leeward and turned it over cruiser off the beach front, where and W. E. Jones, San Franctsco. on the trip came by way of Santa
on its side, in such a manner that a later pounding roller drove it. Local guests were on hand to Ana, The Irvine Ranch and the
Repairing '
Handy Andy's
WELDING
Shop
Specialties -Ornamental
W• llMl a& New,..& BIN.
C08'IA ....
A. T. JOHNSON
famous San Joaquin orange g'roves
to Newport Harbor, returning by
way of the Coast route.
On behalf of the local coritmit-
tee Mrs. Howe presented the win-
ner, Barbara CUndiff, with a spe-
cial trophy donated by the cham-
ber of commerce.
BAMBOO POLE THEFT
B. Reuss of 108 20th street, New-
port Beach , told police someone
stole a bamboo fish 1X1le atid 300
yards of line from his home.
Es:pert
Radio Service
Phone Beacon 5004-W
Pabner Radio
AND ELECrRIC
!Ml Nowport BmL
008TA ME8A
DEA L'S
Famous
Smoked Fish
&Jwa:rs l'l ...
110 McFadden PL
........ :m--., • .,
•At ...... Pn'll 'd r
On Your Way t.o slnta Ana
0r:-When in Costa
' .
St.op
at
. ' CHUCK'S DRIVE -IN
Bmbemed ~Fountain Satite .. .......... ..
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MESA LIQUOR STORE
-IN OUR NEW LOCADON-
1794 Newport Boulevard
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30
UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT
Newest, Modern Appointments
THREE. . .
FEATHERS
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Union High School Bis Sched•le
for
-Registration Days ---·---SENIORS will register Wednesday, September 4, 1946
~ 9 :00 to lJ:Je LID.
rnNIORS will register Wednesday, September 4, 1946
._ __ ,fl'Oftl l :08 to s :SI p. m.
SOPHOMORES will register Thursday, September 5, '46
e-h'oal 9 :00 to 1 t :SO a. m.
FRESHMEN will register Thursday. September 5, '46
e from 1 :00 to S :SO P. m.
REGULAR CLAllSt:S wtn be malntabood TUESDAY, St:PT. 10.
(&pt. 9 Adm.1:9don Day)
12 03()
12 035
12037
12 040
12044
12'46
12050
lkttt.. No. 1 Co!,ta M~leave school.... 8 :30
18th and Placentia ............ _ ................... 8 :35
Victoria and Placentia .. ....................... 8:37
Victoria and Harbor . ..... ... ... ....... ...... 8 040
Victoria and Old Santa Ana Road ...... 8 :44
Newport Blvd. and 20th Street .. 8 :46
Newport Blvd. and Harbor Blvd 8 050
l2 o43
12047
12 049
12050
12 052
12053
Rm No. !--Newport-BalbOa
Central and Miramar 8 :43
Ea.<t NO"'t>Ort ... . ........... .... ... 8 047
15th and Central ..................................... 8 049
Ford Gam•• .... .. ............................ ~. 8 050
30th and Central ......................... ........... 8:52
Lido Theatre ................................ ..... ... 8053
12 040
12042
12045
B m No. S-Corona del Mar-Balboa bl.
Pacific and Coast Highway -·-··········· 8 :40
Pacific and PalL<ad"" ......... ...... . 8 042
Drug Store, Balboa Island ..... .... 8 :45
12 040
12042
12 045
12 050
12 052
e .. No. 4-Co9ta MeM Mesa Drive a nd Santa Ana-avenue.. 8 :40
Acacia and Palisades .. ... ... . . .......... 8 042
Mesa Drive and Orange Ave ........ -8 :45 Broadway and Orange . __ . ............... 8 :50
18th and Santa A.na Ave. ........ ....... 8 :52
(The bm 11ehedule for the OP ENIN'G D AV OF SCHOOL
wtll be publlshed NEXT WEEK )
MOTORCYCLE RA.CES
RALLY AND GYPSY TOUR
AUGUST 31 -SEPTEMBER 1
Half-mile Races Labor Day, September 2
Time Trials, 11 a.m.; Races 2 p.m.
CORONA FAIR GROUNDS
Sponsored by Orange County Motorcycle Club
Sanctioned by A. M. A.
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-BOTH AT ONCE!
Plan for a Cp Gas Ran ..
Save your ob's and ab's. lady. YouU nttd tli<m, and pleory-
wben you Stt .,bat's in store for you in the be-autiful. oew
CP Gas JU.oges. Many have the scpo.ratc, smokeless broiler
u.o.ir:s. They're 1 dttam come-uue-muvcls of conveniCDCe"
a.ad d6ciency. You ca.a tum out ddiciou's baked pow:on
or other wry baked trttts in one side, while you broil
Steak. fish, or fowl in the other-"1 tM Jtlllll Ji1'1t. No lag in
1erving. No hwding 10 speed up broiling while baked
foods cool And this "dooblc fcaNtC" u only ooc of many
that will bring a """' high in Cmifi«J Ptef-.
Oicck them 'lU and you'll agttt -ror arc-freedom, for
«0nomy, for ~ter living you owe yourself 1 C P Gas RanB"t·
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State Highway Commission
Will Inspect County Roads
Tiie
INQUIRING REPORTER
Members ot the California State road into the desert area near the
Highway commission will viait Or-embryo town of Anza. Driscoll'• talk traced early Cfli·
ange county in November to in-rornla history, notably the expl~
spect the proposed Skyline drive rations by Juan Bautista de Ama.
over Saddleback Peak, tt was dis-Olmsted unveiled to the audience
q,-1icJ• by B. L. Banam
Pbotos by w.n.r Gerllanlt
NEWS-TIMES SPECIALISTS
closed at a meeting or the ~ a Roads to Romance brochure Qaestloa: Do 19'1 tlalak 1111e d~ D. V. ea,_., Newport Fuml·
dated Chambers of Commerce at map and 8 larger map detailing elloaW jolD e.o Metropolltaa Wa,.. ture company, "Miracle Mile",
Huntington Beach Ttte"Sday night. the highway improvement projects ter Dbtilct .,......._ •Newport Beech :
The commission will abo inspect his organization hopes to complete Bes Brandt,. Rex Brandt A..sscr Metropolitan
othet' roads in the county which with the highway commission's date&, Corona del Mar: Water should
are Included in a plan proposed by cooperation. He discussed financ-Yes! We must be had as soon
the Roads to Romance association ing problems briefly. pus the Melr'\> as possible be-
which is N'VV'W>rating with the M-Welcome "'85 extended by polltan Water f · --~ ~1dcnt Willis H . Warner of the ----'tlon in Ott it .15 too sociated Chamben of Commerce r•~ ..-~ . late. We never -
for an improved highway progTam. Huntington Beach Ol8mber ot September. We know when our
Approximately 150 persom at-Commerce and response wa.s by sh o u 1 d have present supply
tended the Memorial Hall session Secretary Ernest Moeller of Ana-more consider-will give out
to hear Roy Driscoll. publicity heim Chamber ot Commerte. ation in 19'4 and the steady
manager for Roads to Romance, Howard Irwin of Fullerton. presi-when we had growth here
a nd Dave Olmsted of Long Beach. dent of Roads to Romance, and the chance to will require the
secretary-treasurer, discuss the Walter N . LongmooT of Newport nave the watft'. water in the not too distant tu-
association's work and develo~ Beach, president of the Associated Now, with the ture, regardless. Joining the Me-
ment program for the slx South-Chamben of Commerce, shared great increase in population. the tropolitan Water District will in-
land counties composing its mem-presiding honors. project becomes a must. and if we crease, and guarantee, the value
bership. Entertainment featured the Ra· don't do it nOW' the cost will be ot our entire harbor communities.
Among Roads to Romance mireZ Troupe of San Gabriel. out of this world. I suppc>5e in It's better to have water securlty
projects is a 101mile highway Longmoor announced that the 20 years as the atomic age devel-than t.hirst on a proverbial Mo-
linking Barton Flats with Rim of associated chambers directors ops they may be able to purity jave. 1
the World Hiway, ar\d another \\'Ould meet Sept. 3 in Santa Ana. sea water, but theil i.t would be Harry Fonytbe. Forsythe Cam-:::::..::.:..::.:.:.::._:~...:::._: _____ -,--------------too late. At the present, I 'll take era Supply, Balboa Island:
Metropolitan Water. It's good in-. Beneficia l '!' Most Councilmen
Agree on System
(Oontlllaod tn>m Pace 1)
join the ?.fWD.
"Engineers and water supply
experts have told us that our dty
faces acute water shortage if we
coiitinue to use available sources
at our present rate. It is clearly
indicated that w e must have an ad·
ditional water supply and that
joining the ~1WD is the most prac·
tical and inexpensive way to set·
tie our water problem, once. and
for all.
"As a layman, I will heed the
warnings of our water engineers
and favor joining the MWD on
Sept. 10th."
MASON SILER : "Joining the
J\:fWD is the only adequate solution
to our water problem at present.
All other means are too uncertain
an<J will not insure our future.
"Newport Beach, in its contin-
ued growth, faces many problems
not the least of which is water.
Let us get . this water situation
cleared up by joining the MWD-
there is no question of its need.
"I believe that joining the dis-
trict will prove the be9t way to
insure our city's growth and prog·
reu."'
L. L. ISBELL: "I haven't, u
yet, fonned a definite personal
opinion on the subject. so am un-
able to give a direct statement at
present. -------
The Converse Wurdemanns
spent the weekend at the isthmus,
Catalina Island This week they
received a delayed letter from
their son, Midshipman Bill Reavis,
who b on a en.Ilse dO"N"n the Car·
tibefln to Puerto Rico and Pan-
ama, having left Aug. 17.
Mr. and 'P-tn. D. T. Hebert and
daughter , Mrs. George Kr ams and
her son David, motored to Pacific
Cro"'e la.st week for a visit with
~1r. H ebert's nephew. the Rev.
D. G. Deckerd and family. Rev.
Deckerd is pastor or the ~1ethodist
chur ch at Pacific Grove.
Cement and Flagstone
Contra<:tor
FL.AT WORK ANTI f'OO!'iDATION!!
QJ £1Umatt
four More
Enter Swim
Tournament
Four local s"''immers have sign-
ed up for the Balboa Island to Fun
Zone r ace to be held Friday after-
noon, Sept. 6, in the aquatic events
to be held in conjunction "'ith Bal·
'boa's Pirate Days.
According to Paul Gustlin. com·
mittee chairman or water events,
Dorothy Fowler, Donald Dicky,
Jack Jones and Robert Hinds have
entered the swimming race and
many more are expected.
Valuable prizes. inclding swim
fins, diving masks \Dd fish knives
and spears will go to first. sec-
ond and third place winners of all
events to be held throughout the
afternoon in front of the Fun Zone.
No Harborites
lnlured in 25
Car Road Crash
surance. You're right!
Ellubeth W eldon, Newport I'm for it. u
0-f P. NPWTX>rt Beach: yOU'V(> got a'
We should in-ranch, and wa-
v i t e progress ter is short, and
with progress. your Water re-
lt won't be long quest is turned
before th is down -you're
community will stuck! Fire haz-
find itself in ards too would
difficulty if it b e eliminated.
does not pre-Where I live I'd only get 12 lbs.
pare for a pressure, and in case of fire ---
water supply to poof! Furthennore, in my work
me(>t the re-it is necessary to fiJter water. The
quirements of the th'ousands of present water we receive will plug
homes that will be bui.1t in this a filter in 10 minutes. Let's not
area in the next few years. The be caught short this time. Let's
increased cost to the taxpaye11i have water.
would be offset by the water bene-Mary P rice. Mary's Bay and
fits. F'i11it , man requires water-Surf Beauty Shop, Balboa.:
then food. To tell you
HEY, YOU!!
If You Have a Gadget
That Was Borrowed
for Fete, Well - --
"Hey, where's that one missing
generator ?"
That's the call of Charlie Pey-
ton of the Lighting Committee of
the Tournament of Ughts who re--
ports that all lighting equipment
borrowed from the good citizens
the truth, I'm
not too well ac-
quainte<i w i t h
the water pro-
ject, but as far
as my business
is concern ed,
joining MWD
would surely be
helprut. Fight-
ing hard water
A!J far as the News-TI.mes has of Orange county for this year's
been able to ascertain, there were Tournament has been returned,
no local residents Involved in the save one eenerator.
available here is my problem. I t is
difficult to wash soap from a cus--
tomer's hair after a shampoo;
then I must use a special rinse as
a softener. I'm sure other women
of this community will agree with
me the Metropolitan Water would
save time for us all.
spectacular 25-car accident 'Whi~ A total of 186 batteries and 25
occurred near Berkeley Wednes-.gener~ton were borrowed and the
day committee hu accounted for every Scotch tape, various sizes, on
ule at the News-'Ilmes .
GILL'S
E.mest Graves ot ins E . Ocean one except the missing generator.
boulevard, Balboa.. called the The committee believes that
News-nmes to ascertain if his ,someone has probably forgotten
wife Mary Graves and her com-that he has the generator aOOard pani~, Miss Mona'. Harding, now his or ber ship or Is unaware that
on an automobile trip to Vancou-one ls aOOard. Peyton aaid that
ver. British Columbia, might have maw boats were borrowed, with 1-------------
bttn listed as among the auto the result that an owner could
travelers involved. very w~ll not know that the een· DELICATESSEN
Up to press time. no other word e~ator . ts the object of an exte.n-1-------------
had been received from Berkeley, s1ve search. FOOD SHOP
s tating that they were among the .. ---------.---.
injured. The Berkeley Gazette re--
ported that the first list ot the
injured included eight people who
live in the San Francisco Ba.y-
Oakland area. No Newport Har-
bor people were incfuded in this
list.
There have bttn several niquir-
les from residents asking this of·
fice 'fo~ information about the ac--
Taxi VET'S Company
PRONE:
BEACON 5659-W
• Fre8h Apple Sauce
::.-r.::r~t
e PlcldM • OllVM
•Ch--MealB
• SardinM • AnchoviM
• Crackers -1119culta
• French Rolls
Qllkk ~: we b ,., .. ., tlw> <""Pmrnt cident because of vacationing rest-
'--------------' I dents in the Berkeley area.
ll&rbor 2574-W We are partial
only to The People
~UR CUSTOMERS--
SHOP AT GILL'S
EX-SERVICE
PERSONNEL
Your application for term·
lnal furlough pay "'ill be
notarized FREE!
Bring Your Identilication..
F. C. VENN
(Lieut. Col U. S. A., Retlred)
Realtor -"Not&rJ Public
607 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
ROOFS
.APPLm> oa .... ,..., ...... -ta·~
W. I. Br!Mr
38tG ........ Ph. mir. llll>J
Smoke from the Berkeley city
dump. swept downward by atmos--
pheric conditions. suddenly ob-
scured ~t Shore highway and
there was a pileup ot 25 automo-
biles. Eight persons were injured
but. accordlng to Berkeley sou.rces.
there "''BS no Ne'NpOl"t Harbor
people involved.
TIDE TABLES
'AUGUST, lNe
F 30 II :22 5o05 ll:Sl 5:M
4.9 0.8 4.4 1.3 s 31 11055 5:33 .... :.... 8 :29
4.8 1.4 1.5
SEP'l't:MllEB. lNe
High Low High Low
Su 1 12023 6:00 U:>t 1 :'41
3.7 2.0 4-6 1.6
M 2 1048 6 :30 l:M t:tl
3.2 2.5 4.5 L6
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MEREDITH'S
Venetian Blind Co .
Now Open
"'•*' iu. •• of0a1w .. 7
• • Complete Repair and Renovatiq Su tite
m .. •21• Nsw1 •D1 ell
Free Dd ......
"t' • I ·air-
(Owned and Operated
by Veterans)
1011 BROADWAY
For Frelher VeptablM
Better Meata
Fancy GroceriM
U5 Forst Ave.
LAGUNA BEAOH
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast llighway 101
,._B•!'CIB Mlj
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Does Yom Ho•se
Need Palit1111? ' -
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Ow 1 I _. t1r1 .. s 0WI "7 W ... W. D Y,ijdllr-• ..,,,,... ....... ,., •.
l'W JNe a· tu
Plkl11BARBOR21'1 ._ ...........
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Construct Dykes
For S. A. River
( C<llltlJ\ued from Pap 1)
the different members of fhe Wa-
ter Sinking conunittee.
Cun-ent experimental WOTk un-
der the supervision of Directors
Ralph J . McFadden, E. T. Watson
and John W. Crill supplement prior
and early \\'Ork by Wm. Mauerhan .
V. C. Heil. C. E . Smith. D. R. Gard-
ner, and others. During the entire
period Paul Bailey h as been con-
sulting engineer ·for the directors .
From continuous observation
and experience these men have
..,._
beconw! familiar •wt th tbe prioNen.,
and throucb vvloua coaatruc:tlonal
details haw progreaed to this cur-
f'l!ftt des1p. FUrther experimental
""'Ol"k is planned for this oominc
year ln tM de"•elopment of some
method of shitting low now .,
that better percolaton and replen-
ishment may be obtained.
WELCOME HOMEl
Newport Barbor Polit Z91
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YOU WILL ''TR EA SU RE''
a portrait in pirate
costume-by
Special Discount for "Pirate Week"
Our Balboa Studio DOW open dally from 10 L m. to '1 p. DL
BALBOA INN AllOAJ>t:
Phone: Barbor 1°'8
High Quality at Low Cost!
M:\kL STOOLS
IDEAL FOR .OFFICE OR HOIE USE
18, 20 AND 30 INCH HEIGHTS
'
3ss .. 52s
Heavy rauire •led oonatruet.so.....
sreen llnlmh. Beata u. perfor..ted
Kaaonlt. riveted to •teel -all
welded joint. -._ta mauun lt"
aquare with rounded. ciornen and
ede•-Feet p ro'flded with beia'Q'
•tee.I cltdff an4 nbb9r bW:npeN
I« protection ap.lnst llOUfrtn&.
,... Wttll eunea. l'ona· 5.25
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atod< at the N<WS-'1'1..-.
C.R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
Moorings
Buoys
;t ;t ;t
Installed and Repaired.
Painted and Lettered.
;t ;t ;t
Phone: Harbor 1080 or Harbor 1698-R • for Prompt Service
For
MARINE
HARDWARE
& PAINTS
VARNISHES
& HOUSE
BUILDERS '
•
HARDWARE
Expect 75 Girls
To Contest for
'Pirate Queen'
Last call '°" f'ntries la the
Queftl ooatn'l for Balboa'• Pl·
r a te Oa)'!I bu bffn 1-ued this
,,·eek by the Pirate Queen eom-
rnlt-ttt and all bUAlnf'M coneern5
are belnC remind~ th.at, If they
are pl•nnlnir to sponsor a girl
for Queen, lhl'y must turn la an
entry blank proolo.
Approximately 40 clrb have
btt:n entered ln the contest at
present, according to Chairman
Tom Dugan of the Quoern com··
mlttf'e. and he f'..Xpe<=ta to have
approxlmat~ly 15 entries Ob the '
flnaJ da te. \
·Chairman Dugan also ''1shea
to emphasize that t his It not a '
beauty contest. Contestant.a will
be Judged upon three maln oon-
tldf'rat1ons, \\-ith 60% of t be
judgment based on "approprlat-.
ne9S of c05tume," and :!Scro each
on Pt'rsonaJlty and polse.
P lenty of valusble prlx" are
going to the "1.nnera. accordlq
t o Dugan, and out-of·t0\\'1111
judges "'Il l preside.
Entry blank11 can be obta.lned
from Pirate Jleadquarters, USO
buildlnc ln Balboa or a rrange--
m <>Dls can ~ made b)' phonlnc
June Vogl'I at Harbor :?66 or
Dugan at 1·1arbor 660.
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M I at• c •tt CYCLEll IU.Cll IN ·OOaoNA ayor S I IZenS Omml ee Newport H~~~ .. !18hl8g News c:~=..f!=
R · ports w t p bl Sportfishing Assn. of Newport 'Harbor ~~;.~ca::, at.= e on a er ro ems weekend. Aug. 31-S.pL 1-2, for the BT HUGH Mc!IOLLAN 15 . thread . line from aboard the annual nlly, gypsy tour and cham-
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Laguna Beach,
South Coast County \Vater Dis-
trict, .
Newport-Mesa Irrigation Dis-
trict.
Newport Heights Irrigation Di.s-
trict.
A portion of Irvine Ranch a1ong
the coast.
Tht' District is governed by five
directors. The City of Newport
Beach, if annexed, would have at
least one Director.
A municipal \\'ater district is
empowered to acquire water,
\Valer rights. water works, etc.,
and to operate systems.
rn the case of the Coastal ~fu
nicipa.J Water District it was or -
ganized tor the purpose of secur-
ing Metropolitan Water District
water for the coastal section ot
Orange county. The district pur-
chases water from the M.W.D. and
in tum re-sells the water to the
various communities at cost.
The opera ting expenses of the
district are nominal, not exceeding
S250.00 per month.
The City of Ne\l.1>Qrt Beach in
joiriing the Coast District will be
required to pay its sha re of the
expense of organizing the district
The current tax . rate of the Flfty·nine swordfish, hooked Chinook WI.th Skipper Glen Soden. pionships ndng program of the
:P.f\VD ls 48 cents per $100.00 of in the Pacific Ocean off Newport A 172,pound m arlin was caught by A.M.A.
county assessed ' valuations. Harbor ' in the current run. have Dr. Elton Rankin tn 4 hours 15 The thf-ee.da.>' festivities 1A1ll be
t'he charge 'for softened and been ""-eighed in at the Harbor minutes on heavy tackle from the climaxed by a full program of
filtered C.Olorado River water de-:P.taster dock in Balboa up to late Dorothy Elaine ID. \\tith skippers speed r acing open 110 the public on
livered to the Corona dcl 1'lar last night. Beebe and MarplE'S. A 171.pounder Labor Day, starting at 2 p.m.
reservoir \\'ill be S15.00 per acre Fi\·e marlin were landed yester· \\'as caught by C. S. Crokaw in The Orange County ~totorcy"cle
toot, or 3~c pet-100 cubic feet. day, 10 on -Saturday, five on Fri-3 hours 5 minutes on heavy_ tac~Je Racing club is SPQnsoring the sow,
Comparbon of costs day, \\ii.th •an average of three a from aboard the Atec JI, skippered \\'hich is expected io dra"' 10 000 (al Local supp)y (estimated): day before that .. Crowds gather by Arthur Ta)•lor. A 144-pounder spectators ·
New \\'ells. ·aeration at the dock to watch the big fish v•as landed by Dr. R . \V. Post in ·
tanks, pumping sta-being \~reighed in. 47 minutes on h('avy tackle fron1
lion and force main $300.000.00 Th(' biggest thrill of the week the Edna Lee skippered by H arry
Interest for 20-r('ar came Friday when Bill Pigg land-Ashton. A 153-pound('r was landed You Can Bequeath Your Sight,
period at 4')ti ............ 120,000.00 ed a 134·pound marlin on a line b}' Sam Bagby in 3 hours 15 min· The magit'..'al surgical operation by
that will break with anything utes on nine thread line from the. "'hich th(' cornea. or parts of it,
Total cost. ......... $420,000.00 heavier than IS.pound strain on it. Phantom, skippered by Norm can be transplanted from the d('ad
Coastal Municipal He ~anded it, after careful hand· Begg. Two marlin were brought in to save the sight of a blind person
Water District: ling, in 2 hours 14 minutes \\'ith on Saturday aboard the Alamo is Outlined by l.10JTis Freedman ln
Taxes to Coastal r egulation three-six outfit from with Skipper Wes Fowler. A 167· The Amercian \Veekly, the maga·
Municipal W ater the boat Mihoney, skippered by pounder was .caught by Pat Sulli· zine distributed \\'1th next Sun·
District (one year) Bob Garcia. van on medium tackle, a 147. day's Los Angeles E.xaminer--ad''.
to be paif;I out of S~day's catch included a 142· pounder \Vas caught by G. Bran· -------------
General Fund......... 11,589.35 p:>und marlin b'y Walter Mac. dow in 35 minutes on 32 thread
TRANSFER SIGHT
l b )
Back taxes to Intosh in one hour on heavy tackle line. Fred Sershorn caught a mar·
MWD over 20-year from the Bee Mary 11, skippered Jin on nine thread line from t.he
period ..... · ................. 668,200.00 by Dorothy Macintosh. · A 115-Spart skippered by H. Fink.
-----1 pound m arlin was caught by Rob· Friday's fish included a 134·
Total cost .......... $679,789.35 ert DeGrasse, in 1 hour 10 minutes pound marlin by Dude Robinson
Annual Payment• on heavy tackle. on the boat. Care-on heavy tackle in 1 hour 45 min·
Annual payments for free with 'Mrs. Robert DeGrasse utes on the Romarie skippered by
2(}...year period for skipper. A 107·pound marlin was Earl Gray. A 147·pounc;,I .marlin
back taxes .................. $ 33.410.00 cau§l'tt by Dave Shade in 22 min· "'as caught by J . E. Bw:r_ell in 3 Current taxes based on utes on heavy 24 tac kle from the hours 19 minutes on light tackle ,._~
'-------------~ 1 at the rate of 10 cents per Sl00.00
$14,540,640 county val· Phantom, skippered by Norm from the Little John skippered by
uation "tithih the city, Begg. A 159·pound marlin "''as L. O. W e tzel. Ed Linsenbard
READ TllJS STORY
A Rabbi. Tu•o Parsons and a
Priest. F our \Vhole·Souled Ameri·
cans, represe nting four religions,
"·ith 48 cents per caught by Carl C. G'owles, in 35 caught a 227·pound marlin in one
5100.00 <current rate) 69,795.07 minutes on hca,·y 24 line from hour Oat on a 15 thread line from
aboard the R Sin JI skippered by aboard the Lure skippered by Jack
Total ................ $103,205.07 N. H. Necker. A 121.pound marlin Mason. A 142·pound nlArlin '''as
It's the
county assessed valuation 1941-42
or a total of Sll,589.35. Taxes for
this a mount 'vill be levied for the
fiscal year 1947.48. This item \vill
probably be taken care of out of
prea ched the glory of God and t he General fo~und or \Valer Fund.
brotherh~ of ma n in th.c ir lives
1
i\fetropollta n \\'ater District
Ito'" )fay ThPSe Obligations \vas caught by Dr. R . N. Niemeyer ca ught by E . Roy Da son in
Be P aid? in 35 minutes on heavy tackle 1 hour 25 minutes on hea\y tackle
and_ test1f_1ed to the c_ert1tudc.: of The l\1 etropolitan Water District
their belie fs by_ lh~1r . glor10U! consisting of 12 Southern Cali·
?eaths. Rea~ their st1rr1ng story I fornia cities, '"·as formed in 1929
in .The ~m~r1can W~kly, the m ag· for the purpose of importing
az1ne d1str1butcd with next Sun· Color ado River water to Southe rn
day's Los Angeles Examiner.-adv. California.
We have the choice of paying from the l\1akaua. skippered by E . front the Makaua skippered by
all or any part•from taxes and/or Roy Davidson. Mrs. Donna Davidson.
23 rd &
Ph .
Central
2600
.
WE HAVE DEDICATED
OUR SERVICE
and
PARTS and ACCESSORIES ---PERSONNEL
and FACILITIES to the Automobile Users of
Community ---
For ---
Today
and all of the - - -
Tomorrows
You can expect: •
• COURTEOUS
IMMEDIATE
to Come.
TREATMENT
ATIENTION • • FULFILLED PROMISES
• FAIR PRICES .
• GOOD WORKMANSHIP
AT YOUR CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE
DEALERSHIP
Hydramatic Specialists
this
No ~wn Payment
Easy
Bidget Tehns
Front End Aligning
Frame Straightening
ubricatlon
CilLBERTSOI CHEVROLET co~ •
orro om••••..,
M&ww••«ilB ..... -.... 111
•
from ,,·ater reYenue or a com· Saturday's catch included a 161·1-------------_: ____________ _
bination of both. Some cities are pound marlin by J . Lee Gregg,
The present outstanding bonded
indebtedness is S 180.434.000.00. In
addition to this debt the district
has contractC'd to pay the City
of Pasadena. over a period of
years, $6.124.000.00. This covers
the unpaid balanct> on the cost
of the 1\1orris Dam and reser\'Oir.
The 1\1etJopolitan Water District
constructed the Orange County
Feeder Pipe Linc in 1943 which
has storage above the Corona de!
Mar reservoir adjoining the City
of NeY.1>0rt Beach.
paying district cos.ts from \\'ater landed in 40 n1inuws on heavy
revenue a nd no taxes are levied tackle from aboard the Pago Pago
Jor this pur{)IJse. Others pay part skippered by Floyd E. Buell. A
from watC'r revenue and part fTom 148-pounder '''RS caught by Louis C. Breer in 18 minutes on heaYy tax~~ most feasible \\'RY
0
0 r pay~ tackle from the Billou, skippered
ing appears to be', to pay back tax: by Louis C. BrCC'r jr.
installments through ,vater rev· A 195·paund marlin "'as landed
enue and current assessments by Arthur Die terich in 30 minutes
through ta."es. The required in· on heavy tackle from aboard the
cr ease in "·ater rate to conform Fish Talcs III, skippc-red by Fred
,,;th the aboYe would average Gray. A 159·pounder was landed
about 50c for• each consu.m('r per by Frank M. Linnell in 1 hour 28
month. Future increase in the minutes on light tackle \\'ith a J ine
number of consumers wilt reduce that tests 24 pounds from the
this figure. Daisey II skippered by Jimmy
Steyenson. A 116--pounder was
Plans and Specifications
• For Buil.ders, Contractors_ & .Engineers
---·'---
BERT J. MORRIS, Jr.
Residential and Commercial Designer
2126 W. Central Ave. 'Newport Beach Pbone Harbor !lf7t
The district has agreed to con·
st.ruct at its O\\'D e.xpense a feeder
pipe line along Ne\vport Boule-
vard, from the existing trunk line
north of the Santa Ana Country
club, to 23rd Stteet in Costa Mesa
at e cost of approximately S140.·
Cost lan~ed by J. S. Kier in 29 minutes
Again, '''hat it will cost the on heavy tackle from the Sea-Esta 1 ~ .-;;;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;_;;;;-;;-;;-;;;;-;;-;;-;;;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;;;-;;-;;;;-;;;;-;;;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;;;-;;;;;;-;;-;;;..1 average ta.xpaycr for joining the skip(>ercd by A. G. ~1uench. A 185· 1 M.W .D .: . -pound marlin was caught by B. E.
On a House and Lot 'A'ith county Devere in 31 minutes on mediwn
assessed valuation of S!,000.00, -------------
'''hich would probably sell for \,
around Sl0,000.00, the tax: would millions f dollars in bringing in
be for back aS$essments $4.60, and wat('r. The Jlarbor and the Water
for current tax 59.60, a total of made Los Angeles. MASS MEETING 000.00, in the event Ne,vport Beach
elects to join the Coasta1 Munici~
pal Water District.
This proposed feeder pipe line
will serve the harbor area west·
Sl(.20 a year or an average of =,~iiiiii;iii;ii;i;ii;ii;ii;ijn St.11 a mont~ This is for \Vater-T
Health and SanJtation Insurance.
Tuesday Evening, Sept 3rd
crly of Upper Ne\\'port Bay and
will eventua lly bl' extended to the
main reservoir or the city.
The district requires that all
nc'v territory annexed pay their
share of back taxes based on coun·
ty valuations since 1929--30. which
amounts to $668,200.00. in ad·
dition to the current taxes coming
"';th the fiscal year 1947..iB.
These back taxes will be paid
off in 20 equal annual installments,
Without interest.
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901 Clout mp ... ,
PboDe Be&con Kil
AWNINGS
All Sizes
Made -to -Order
• ReMonallle Prloes •
In a recent inter\"ie'v with Fleet-'"ood La\\'1on, noted radio com·
mentator. Ma}·or Bowron gave_ his
";e"'S on the development of Los
AngC'les as follo\VS :
Fleet,vood LaY,.ton : Mayor Bow·
ron. to "·hat do you attribute the 1
treat growth, the remarkable
gro\\'th ot Los Angeles?
Mayor Bo'vron: A number of
.rears ago we went down to the
ocean. We took some mud flats
and there we built the finest man·
made harbor 1n the world. With·
out the harbor, Los Angeles would
be just another inland city.
Fleetwood Lawton : What other
important development helped
make Los Angeles grow?
Mayor Bowron: We went out to
get water. We realized that with·
out water we could not develop
in population, industry or along
any lines. We spent hundreds of
PHONE llABBOB 11'1
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
The Sign Man
• BOAT LE.TI'ERING
A SPElCIALTY ...
..
Increase the value 88 well 88 the looks
of your property .
-N<mCE-
We Mio have a wide ..iecao. of
TRAILER CANOPIES ·
•FREE ESTIMATE ON ANY JOB•
Costa Mesa Canas a AWillC Co.
10!1 !J.E.••* .. t .... -•
0 PI: N C.... ._ OIA>lm·
SA..K. on ...,..,,;. tt IP.K.
P. 0 .... 111 1
.. IS --' .
Don't letJ.our car suffer
deterlora on by nedeclr
Ing body dents anil In-
juries! Lower Its depre-
ciation by having us re-
pair It.
• PAINTING and
WELDING
• FENDERS FIXED
•BODY REPAIRING
&tLOW COST
Centtal Garage
& Collision Shop
Beacon 5181-J
!S66 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
•
Open
Forum
RENDEZVOUS
BALLROOM
All Members of the
Balboa Improvement Assn.
and Property Owners
Are Urged to Attend
'
C. R. JOHNSON, President;
THOS. DUGAN, Secretary
VISIT •
---For Your LABOR DAY Week End - - -•
Cocktails B / D QM ES Fine Drinks
Newport Beach·.·. Ocean Front
A Distinguished Array of Wines and Liquors
lmp<)rted • • • Domestic •
S.nset
Litplor
Beach
Store
Sally's UqllOI'
om. m-y, !Li n• 8eMia'
• c861rth ot'Pllll omceJ •
.. - --pt lltar , ~ .....
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• l. ___ ..,._ o;;:;;;; • Ml.a~ • nraNl1"a& n• ULS a 111781~. SABIO ' I& W&hi'.&D TO'mT a11--~~·~,·~·!!!!'~A~ .... ~-----~·~,~-~·~·:·~-~·~A~n~ _____ ...:·~ aG8DOW oums ww•w• ,.,,_..., ... I· ;;..;...:....:..:....::..:.....:....:------WAN"l'ED by Sept. 10, mother'• FOR SALE -Men's all-loetbor FOR SIU.&--Antlque ·OU-GRAND PIANOS-You will be REFINED COUPLE urgmtly need CORSON & RA y helper durtnC IChool hours. No tennis llhoel, size 9: men'1 sborU carved teakwood table and <:balr. utoundod a ttJur cx-t big living acxXJ11111>oclatiom, Sept. Saturday's or Sunday work. and undenhlrta: good WO<k and Pbone 1Jar1>or 5911. 66-lfc stock. Klmball, Steinway, Sob-through May. P. 0. Box 609, BALBOA BAYSHORES
Building Contractors Hoon •IJlll'OXimale4' 9:30 to sport shirtl 112a 38 and 40. i. mer, Hallet and Davis. St<ry Balboa Wand Call Harbor
Phone Harbor 2447-R 3:30, $15 per week. Phone Har-Oilldttn's cloWng, si2el 5 and 7 llOA'l!I, rUPPLIEll U and Cllll"k. One eorgeous Cblck-2l~W. 65-4tc FINEST HOUSE DEAL IN NEWPORT HARBOR. We
invite you to inspect the new homes now tmder co.
structioo in Balboa Bayshores. Prices range from
$13,250 to $15,750. Full infonnatioo may be ob-
tained by phoning Harbor 1776 or Harbor 1646.
Phone Harbor 1520-W
68-ltc
bor 23M-W. 68-Ztc yean. Call Harbor !>50-M. FOR sALE--star boat. Call enng and It Is the real Chick.or-AP!' or SMALL HOUSE Wllllted
(;8.ltc Wh.lttieT 412560 or write Box lng, too. Many others to chooee by man and wile. We do. not
Bayside Plating Co.
1943 Newport Avenue
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
·Phone Beacon 5358-R
(Refer to di.splay Ad. P age 5)
66-Stc
Painting -Decorating
We use only reliable materials.
applied by muter painters.
GERALD E. VAN HALL
424 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
Tel. Harbor 89-WK 65-4tp
COOPERATIVE
ROOFWG CO.
New and Repail'
Phone 875-M m E.. 2Qt b St .. Costa Meea
26-tf<
WAITRESS WANTED
$37.50 Per Week and Meals
Good Hours
Also FRY COOK
MR. EARLY C mornings
King Landing
Newport Beach
onl y)
61-lf<
LOCAL or traveling in business
for yourself. No money required.
Good income. You are your own
boss. Apply Miss Bayer, Austin-Santa Ana, 5081' N. Main St. 63-Gtc
Bookkeeper and General
Office Worker
Advancement opportuniti~. pleas-
------------248, Rt. 2, Pl.ente. 67-4tp from. Priced to start at $395. drink or smoke, no cb.Ddren or WANT A HOME! Eastern house Tenns.. 0.. n!nt. Danz Schmidt pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W
trailer and cabana. butane gu, SNOWBIRD FOR S~-flano Co., Exclusively planoa. or write Box "X" N.,.port Bal-
running water and Jots or extras. plete---ca.r, trailer, saib. canvu Nothlng else. 520 N. 1t1ain, boa N--~-. --ttc
Can sleep 6 people. On nice lot cover. Good condition. 1564 Santa Ana. s.5-tfc ....... ......-.1.uUCll ..,,
on Bay with low rent year Ocean Blvd., Balboa. 66-4tc ·~·~·~'-~1:8~T~~~-~-----~'~''. I round. Priced rloht fof' quick WORLD famous Spinet type : . • WANTED TO BUY-Snipe type mirror piano. Repaosessed Now
1ale. See owner , lot 99, Newport boat, fuUy rigged, reasonable reduced to $295. Terins. Superb
Beach Trailer Park. 63-tfc condition, moderately priced. tone. Mahogany cue. Designed
Concrete Products
Div. of Foster Sand &:: Gravel Co.
Ph. Fullerton 283-W 1015 S. Spadra
Building tie, building bricks, face
bricks, patio tile in colors. See our display. -
62-8tt'
BARGAINS!
Lowest prices In turni ture is mi
motto. I buy righ t. I sell right
I also buy furniture.
Needle's Furniture
2204 Newport Blvd. C.osta Mes1
57-tfc
Box ~i. c/o N ews-nmes. 66-4tp for style and long service. Danz-
WILL EXCHANGE 50 ft. slip In Schmidt Plano Co., 520 N. Main,
W llmlngton foT' same ln New-Santa Ana. 55-tfc
port Harbor. Call Erwin Plenon at Klm61e 5283. 52-tfc
FOR SALE-A Dyer 98.iling dink,
one month old. 226 Via Udo
Nord. Phone H arbor 1194-J . 68-lfc
RADIO HOUSE CALl.S-
Now that additional competent
technicians ~ available, we are
able to make service calls on
large conaotes. All work guar-anteed. HAROLD L. HAMM,
FOR S • • ~15 f s . th S.O.S. Radio, 300 Marine Ave.
AJ..,.c.,-t.. unray \VJ Pb. Harbor 78). 34-tfc
trailC'r. Good condition. Inquire 211 Saphire. Balboa bland. Radio Repairs
68-ltp All makes; tubes, etc.
FOR SALE-1 C.D. No. 4, ex-Beacon 5763
Two New Homes
Ready for occupancy. Stall
showers. Glass doors. Ru.gs.
Call 1522-J
63-tfc
BALBOA ISLAND
Two-bedroom cottage on rear of
45-foot Bay Front lot : excelle nt
loeation and building site. Pier, Balboa bland-
$27,000
NEAR SOUTH BAY
CORONA DEL MAR
NEARLY COMPLEI'ED-New duplex on comer lot,
close to school, stores and beaches. One three-
room, one-bedro6m Apt. One four-room, two-bed-
room Apt. Fireplace and floor furnace. Could be
made. into four-bedroom home. Double garage--
$17,500.
OCEAN VIEW-Two-bedroom home with den; six years
old. Hardwood floors. Fireplace and floor furnace.
Badminton court and flagstone patio. ,-Double gar-
age-/
'$29,500
HARBOR ISLAND
ant surroundings, offices In ----,---..,,,.----,----Newport, good starting salary. Auto Batteries
cellent oondltion: new paint : BURT NORTON
r easonable. 66 Beacon Bay. 915 Coast Fnghway, Newport
Attractive three-bedroom home,
completely furnished; patio and
garage--
VACANT LOT with 40 ft. frontage.
$18,000
Priced at-
SIGN PAINTING Apply 1840 Harbor Blvd., Costa Rubber Separaten
Mesa. Mr. Whyte. Phone Beacon l~month -$6.75 Ex.
Newport. Phone H arbor 1521-J . 23-tfc
SS.ltc 1.,,.=-::-::----,--.,.--.,---.,.,--~----,--------GOOD used pianoe fOl' practice. $16,500 BosU, Trucks, Wlndows
Walls aad Bulletins. 5892-J. 68-ttc Compounded Motor Oil BOAT F OR SALE-Only genuine Some as low as $57 and $79 or
teakwood lady in Calif. Built in !"ent 8 piano for $5 per mo. Let BALBOA BAY FRONT Raised Metal, Wood and
Plot1c Letten
AL LACHMEYER
1m \Vst <:.enll'al Harbor 1243-M 381f<
PAINTING
12 'fears Scn.1ce in Newport
Hairbor Area
Harry Hall PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone &-aeon 5259-J 774 E. 19th Street 24-tk
Painting -Decorating
R. E. ANDERSON
Free Estimating
f'hone Beaoon 5780-J
i'OR A R ELlABLE P a.int Job on
your home, call Beacon ~ 533()
&fter 4 :30 p.m. 10..tfc
FAINTING -PAPER HANGING
and DECORATING
H. E. McDoDald
414 O!d Coaty Rd.. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5013-J 85-tft
PEJISONAL
DESIRE to collaborate wtth screen
story writer . Have several
storl~ comple ted. material for
others. F or interview , write:
Wm. I. Sindorf, Bay Shore
Camp. Newport Beach. 68-2tp
l'JLANllPOllTATION 11
BICYCLES
Bold. Rented or Repaired..
VOGEL'S
100 Kain SL, Balboa
208 Marmo. Balboa bW>d. 114-lfc
t.oST AND FOUND
LOST-Lady'1 Elgin wrbt wa tch,
ALL OF THESE
ADVANTAGES
YOURS
... when you get a . job as a
telephone operator.
Good pay from the start ...
yes, even while you are
learning.
Raises at regular intervals
... and a chance to advance.
Good v.·orking conditions ...
attractive. pleasant sur-
roundings ... friendly fel-
low-workers.
P aid vacations,
benefits, etc.
sickness
In many cases, \\'Ork in
neighOOring central office
near >;our home.
One of tht>Se interesting.
well-paid jobs is waiting for
you, too.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE COMPANY
100 E. Bay Ave ., Balboa
514 ~ No. Main St., Santa Ana
or
Call Chief Operator
68-tfc
Sunday night on No. Bay Front ONE Pair single garage doon.
bet"'een Ruby and ~larine Ave ., Phone Harbor 23~J. 68.-ltc
Balboa Island. Phone Harbor F OR SALE-Air compresser, $100. 312-W. 68-ltc 7311 Seashore Dr., Newport
LOST-Army d ischarge papen. Beach. 65-ttc
Liberal r r w ard for return to FOR SALE-Monroe electric caJ-
l.rvin Gordon, 1111 \V. Central. culator, $150. 184-0 Harbor
Newport.. This document ls Blvd., Costa ~fesa. Beacon
priceless to O\\'ller. 68-2t.. 5892-.J. 61-tfc
EllPLO~"T WANTED II FOR SALE -W ashing machine
T'A.ILOR-Experienced; all kinds a nd two new steel cots with
repairing. remodeling and re--m attresses. as a unit , $55. 221
lln1ng. Call Beacon 5423. 64-6tp Sa nta Isabel. Costa ~lesa. 68ttt
CARETAKER. middle &&ed. re-F OR SALE-Lawn mower , 14x20
llablt", call P ennJngton. Phone sink, plumbing, pipe a nd misc.
Parkway 6469. 1567'1. So. Harv-articles. 712 Beacon St. Phone
ard Blvd, Loa Angeles. 65-4tp Beacon 5291-J. 68-ltp
SXPLOYIC&1ill'T OF'rEJtED tt F OR SALE-Bell and Howell 16
mm. model 156-V Filmosound
FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED-projector. P erfect condition.
Phone Harbor Tl. 67-2tc Price, $325. For informatio1
'IWO MAIDS for hotel work, Bal-call Harbor 201. 66-2tc
boa tn n. Ha rbor 660. 67-lfc FOR SALE-Man's pre-war blcy.
WANTED-Laundress one day a cle: just 11lc:e new . Heavy dut)
week. Phone Harbor 598. 66-tfc tires. 512 28th S t., Newport.
52-tfc WANTED -' House-keeper, part
time, middle &&:e. live out. Call FOR SALE-Llving-room set, new
Harbor 1916. 67-2tc electric water heater, table-top
electric range. 5 h.p. outboard CO~R GIRL \VANTED m otor, etc. Phone Beacon 5743,
tt bor Service Oeaners. 113 61-tf<
p St .. Balboa. 67-2tc FOR SALE-High oven gas stove,
WAITRESS WANTED six days odd chairs. d resser, invalid
week. Norton'• Bay Shott Cafe, walker , small wheel chair. S<W 17th and Coast Highway. 59-tfc Orange Ave. (south end ), Costa
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply Mesa. 67-2tc
Clsyl'L 322 Marine Ave., Bal-FOR SALE-'ll violin with case,
boa IaJ•nd 54-tfc $10: ·one large dresser, one full
w AN"l'ED -Dbhwuher. Balboa set I940 Encyclopedia Britannica
Inn Cale. Surf and Main St., with bookcase. Harbor 1193-J.
Balboa. 67-2tc --=--..,,==,.----,,,,---67--_21_c
WANTED -Experienced ood<t.all DRILL PRESS -Shop type,
, and food waitrea. Balboa Inn Ol.ampion Blower and Forge Co. care, Surf and Main St., Bal-make: eio:ellent condition; also
boa. 67-2tc: 14 ft. skiff. Harbor 203L fi8.2tc
m:u> w ANTED--IAdy wanted STUDIO couch, bed. plus mattress for lt'Ml'al ~-One or and aprinp, and 4-h.,.,. clres-
two days weekly. Pbone Har· '"'" two wicker c:halr?· Phone bor 1244. 611-21< Harbor 229().R after 6 p.m.
HELP W iln"ED--Waman or cir!
far ·aeneral boUIC!Wark; eood
wapa; Uve_ in ,. out. Harbor
ll18:1. !56-tfc
68-lk
FOR SALE-Draperies, 1lx extra wide panels, Coral pattern. lined.
good condition. No. 7, Beacon
&y. 68-ltp HELP WANTED-Girl or ....,.... for -al otf1ce warlc and t)'t>-FOR SALE-Girl's 24-lnch bicycle,
Ins 3 dAys 1 week, Mon.. Wed.. good oondiUon: extra set tires,
and Fri. Steecly .....,.)<. Apply $25. caD at 208 36th St., New-
C...tnl A~. 611-lfc port. 611-4tp
W.urt'ED--W-help. -FOR SALE-New 12 ft. plywood dnnJns and _.....,. for Sat. boat and motor; Kiri'• bleyde ;
• and S>mc113'. Goo4 -and modern patio -._.; studio mr ran. St..b .....,_t. CXIUdl; twin mop. bodnn ... t; amn funll.1. Ptime Bmt1Gr adeatal rue. 10.&tlU B1•>•1 ~Ill. . •trc MD-R. 611-ltc
• f • " ,_
Gallon. 70c
Western Auto Supply
Authorized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa
1 41-tfc
FO R SALE -Building P.1aterial, used I-panel door 212 'xj;'5"xl % ",
1 glass door 3'x6'5''xl % '', 1
m a tching screen door , all with
hardware, Some rough lwnber,
$20 for all. 121 Diamond Bal.
Island. 67-2tp
VENETIAN BLINDS-Alwninum
ateet. wood. Call u. for free ett1·
mate. Renovation & refinishing
So. Coast Venetian BUnd Co ..
West 18th and Newport AvP.,
Costa Mt>Sa. Ph: Beacon 5762-W. 38-lfc
Flre · Pla<Y" and Kindlln&:
WOOD
Delivered
H. W. WRIGHT
Ph. Beacon 5665 1784 Newport Blvd.
Just Arrived
Fnoob Hearing Aid
BATTERIES
Gundereon Dnig Co.
3-lfc
117 Main St. Ph. Harbor 5I5
94).t1c
Order Your
Servel
Gas Refrigerator
Now
at Vogel's
Hongkong ln 1940. Comp1ete1y the children learn. Danz-Schmidt
gone over at great expense a Pi Co 520 N Mal s ta
226 do rd a.no ., . n, an month ago. Via U No . Ana. 5S-tfc
Phone Harbor 1194-J . 68-tfc
FOR SALE-Cabin crui&er 22 rt. Radio and Electric
long, 4-<!~linder Starr motor, llEPAIRS
just painted. Will trade for 22 2 OUR SER~CE
ft. or 24 ft. house trailer or will 4-H v"'
take cash. 7311 Seashore Dr., All Makes -Pick Up & Delivery
Newport. Ph. H -1493-J. 65-4tc PERRY HARDWARE
1305 Coast Bl\.'d Harbor 232 EXCH:ANGE for cabin cruiser ,
Chrysler OJstom Imperial se-CORONA DEL MAR
dnn. perfect condition. Write or 54-Uc
c.all 635 W. Garvy Blvd., Bald-
\\'in Park, Calif. R('nO Neon Co. 67-4tp
"GAY WJND" (Ex. Gadget Il l 37
ft. Cutter by Rhodes. built in
Maine in 1938. One of the best
equipped and finest small yachts
on the Pacific roast. Fast and
able. Price $16.000. Phone own-
DOGS, CATS & PETS S5
DOGS-All breeds. stripped, clip-ped, and bathed by A.KC . li-
censed handler. Free pick-up
and delivery service. Send carcl.
Russell L. Ketcham. 421 P oln-
set tia Ave. Corona del Mar. 52-tfc
er , l·larbor 2393-J . 68-ltc ------------
PRE-BILT HOMES CO .
Three-Bedroom Cottage
on lot zoned ror business: room
for store building in front-good
value at-
$10,500
CORONA DEL MAR
New Two-Bedroom Home
South of highway: well designed;
large living-room with fireplace,
dining-room ...,;th floor to ceiling
\vindow opening on patio; two-
car garage \vith laundry tl'ays
and sho\\-'et : unfurnishcd-
$17 ,50 0
Well Built Home
Good bay vieW: living-room with
fireplace; tiled kitchen, patio
and two-car garage--
$22,500
FOR SALE-40 fr. cabin cruiser ;
sle<>ps six ; galley, dinette, head,
large \\'heel house and cockpit.
completely reconditioned. bow to
stem; Chl')'Sler marine ~engine.
See O\\'Tlcr . 133 Agate A'le .. Bal-
boa Island. 67-tfc
GARAGES -UTILITY HOUSES HOMES Other Corona de! Mar
15-ft. Thompson huU Y.'ith 22 h.p.
Evinrude a nd accessories with
trailer , $250; 28-ft. Monterey
double ender. Chrysler engine,
complete commercial fis hing rig,
excellent shape, $1550. Must sell.
Phone Harbor 2653-J. 67-4tc
Immediate Deliver y
A. M. DIXON, Dealer
201 Westminster
Newport H eighta 65-4tc
Carpenters Available•
for general maintenance and repair
two-bedroom homes from-
$11,000
Gertrude A. Waldron
and
William W. Sanford
REALTORS
Harbor 234-R
308 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
FURNISHED TWO-STORY HOME with three-<= gar-
age, six bedroomS and three baths; three guest
bedrooms can·· easily be made into ~Apt.
Titis is one or very few bay front 1 ti were
t:Wo units on one lot are permitted. Gd side
patio in addition to bay front terrace. wn by
appointment-
Price $65,000
BALBOA ISLAND
DISTINCITVE HOME-Four bedrooms and two baths;
huge fireplace; Payne furnace; oak floors; attractive
patio; breakfast bar. We are proud to show this
type of home: Furnished in maple-
$35,000
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
REX:EN'I'L Y COMPLETED-Three-bedroom modem
stucco; double garage; lot has 66 ft. frontage with
depth exceeding 250 ft.; Venetian blinds and oak
block floors. Terms-
$13, 000
EARL W. ST AN LEY
REALTOR COVERING GREATER NEWPORT. HARBOR
615 Coast Highway 225 Marine Ave. Corona del Mar 3113 W. Centnl Balboa ls1ancl
Phone: Harbor 1646 Newport Beach Phone~ Harbor lrnl
68-ltc 100 Main St. Harbor 145
52-tf•
FOR SALE-New Marine Kohler
Generator, 1500 watts, 32 volt
D. C., retall price for this power
plant ls $516. We have 10 left
for clearance sale, $374. Yeokel
Bros., 225 So. Vermont. Los An·
geles. Phone EX. 0882. ~tf(
O. Z. ROBERTSON
Call Harbor 83 67-2tc -----------------------
H ereafter if w e recap yaur
TIRES
We guarantee our "Caps" to last
20,000 MILES
a nd that's not all-
WE WILL GIVE YOU
$20.00
IF ONE COMES OFF
Regardless of Speed.
ONE TIRE RECAi'PED
IN 5 HOURS.
tor a complete set we will call
for your car in the morning
and deliver same day. Also--a
$2.00 Mobllstatic balance job
when we recap your tiret,. for
$1.00. No lead w eights or
"extrs.s."
Costa Mesa Tire Co.
In Rear at
1760 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA
Ph. Beacon 5743
Ask for Al or Hank. •
64-lfc
WANTED TO llUY 11
CASH FOR USED FURNITURE PHONE BEACON 5538-J. 23-tfc
Will Pay Cash
For your tumltutt or what havt
you. Phone Beacon 5656.. O'aw-
ley Fllrnltu..., 1812 Ntwpcxt
Blvd., Costa M.... 48-lf<
Fire Equipment Tests
C-Q... Two, Pyrene &. Foam refills.
COi fixed system and Portablet
now available.
a-5 HOKIN & GALVAN
34-lfc
KEYS
Made WhlJe You Wait
VOGEL'S
100 llatn St., Balboa
108 llarlne, Balboa lal&nd
H-t1c
w=A"'NT=-A.,....,H"'o=ME=?-=E-u-tern--h-ouse-
trailer and cabana. butane gu,
running w ater and lots of extru.
Can sleep 6 people. O n nice lot
on Bay with low rent year
'round Prices right for quick
&ale. See Owner , Lot 99, New-
port Beach Trailer Park. 63-tfc
1000 Colut Highway RENT '1
Ph. Beacon 5522 73-tfc I ·FO=R==--:.,...,---,--.,.--.,.---1 J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport mvd
Costa Men Ph: Beacon 5320 PUMPS
WORTHINGTON PRESSURE .-CENTRIFUGAL
F or AJI Pressur e
Soden Refrigeration
623 So. Los Aniil;eles St .• Anaheim
Phone 46.52 68-ltc
NEW AND USED
Electrical Appliances
Of All Kinds
Ne"'1>0rt Electric Appliance Co.
2309 Coast Blvd. Ph. Harbor 2138
68-8tp
MOTOR
READY
BOATS
T 0 G 0
Take away-just a few days &fter
you order-
1-Your choice of any of out" boats
(8 to 14 ft. l. made of light.
tough. waterproof plywood with
2-An extra efficient 1 'i4 h.p. in-
board. motor installed and
3-A patented "F1exidrive" Oe:xi-
bte shaft-propeller unJt (pn>
peller steers boat, Wts up in beac:hlng boat).
... Complete, ready to &hove off,
at these typical prices: 10 fL aklff .......•.. _, __ J.262
12 ft. sklff ......... -.. -... $:194
(while our stock lutl)
611 Coat Hlway Bea
TIIREE adjoining sleeping room
and bath. BaJboa. Phone Har-
bor 1336-R. 68-1 tc
FOR RENT-Business locat ion,
440 Heliotr ope, Corona del Mar;
l6x20. Phone H a rbor 89-R. 67-2tc
HOUSE FOR RENT-3 bedrooms,
tile bath and kitchen, hardwood
floors, unit heat ; in Costa Mesa.
Two-bedroom house, tile bath
and kitchen located on Bay
Front. Beacon ~35 : Beacon
5888-W after 6 p.m. 67-2tc
SPECIAL!
Completely furnished 3-bedroom
home on Orange Ave.; hardwood
floors, wardrobe closets; large
garage with la undry. Very nice
furniture, including electric re-
frigerator, table-top stove, wash-
ing machine. A r eal home for
only-
$11,500
W .U.'TED TO RENT u 3-Bdrm. Home, Furnished
w--ANTE--D-TO--RENT----~2-0-r-3 ~bed~-One acre o f land, near country
room: furnished or unfurni!hed; ~~e~lace~g~:~~;oo~cl~~
one year's lease. Local business electric refrigerator, console
people. Phone Beacon 5267-R. radio and washing machine.
67-2tP Chicken equipment and laying
hens. -Priced to sell at-WANTED-One or mor e room
house or ApL by young married
couple. Call L. H . HaJvorsen, Harbor 58!hl. 67-2tp
WANTED-Storage apace for
fishing gear, Newport area.
Write Box C, c/o News-Times. 65-4tp
WANTED-Winter rental. Oct. 15
t o May 15 or? Adults, no pets;
furnished garage apt. Of' small
house on Balboa Island T . W.
Soule, O..ance County 'ntle. Phone Santa Ana 5100. fi8.3tc
WANTED TO RENT -Balboa
business man and wtie want fUr.
$13,500-Terms
New Home on Broadway
Completely furnished; two bed-
rooms, hardwood floors, tub
and shower. Double gara.ge--
$13,950-Terms
One Acre
aoee tn wtth two-bedroom houae
$11,500
Two-Bedroom Home
WATSON·-BOATS
"Small Boat Hdqn.%'
lfc a nlshed hoUle or apartment. No
ll1llDOAL & &ADIO N pets. No c:hlldren. Harbor 7729.
Well built, with two a<n!I of land.
Double garage, c:hlcken equlp-
mmt. aviary and &arden. Pri<ed at-
McMAHAN'S are celebrating their 611-4tp
ZTnl ANNIVERSARY, zr years BABY GRAND--Repo11e•ed. Now ------------
of srowth through value eivln& anly U85. Thll ... &:rKt lMlr-WAN"l'ED IMMEDtATELY-Fur-
and fair dealing. You will !Ind pin. IJua.Scbmldt Plano Co-. nllbed apartment by -t $10,500
Income Properties, Homes, Business
F1VE ACRES OF LAND with two-bedroom home.
HEART OF COSTA MESA: business section,
of land, two-bedroom home. See this!
-MANY OTHERS--
one acre
Special -Down Town Costa Mesa
Two-bedroom home, 60xl25 Jot...-.................. .$5,000
Business Opportunities
BEACH HOT DOG, hamburger stand (2).
101 IDGHW A Y restaurant-money maker.
NEW COURT, beautiful income units.
FR~ FOOD STORE. Only one in town.
LEASE on restaurant, percentage basis.
GIFI' SHOP-Big money inaker.
BUSINESS LISTINGS WANTED
A. "SANDY" STEINER,
634 Coast Highway 101-Beacon 5173
Realtor
68-ltc
ISLAND REALTY COMPANY
Two good buys on Balboa
$15,000 each
Island for-
Choice Bay Front .Lot
with large stucco garage: Call us for other
Interesting details.
Well Built Stucco Unit
... oo rear al. lot; has three-room tumlsbed apart.
ment with lolrely tile kitchen and bath 1ipstaln1 and
small apartment down; walled brick patio with bar-
beaie.
worth-while savings In all de-Santa Ana. • ll&-tfe J'elldmt of Corona del Mar. llA!f-
partmonts ; Uvlng-.--n IJ'OUPI In FOR SALE-Howard uprla:bt p1-.,.._ l'urnlohed. Adults only. New 3-Bedroom Home ISLAND REAL TY COMP ANY
harmonious emombles, a wide ano With bench : In very good caD Harbor 4117 daytime, Horbor Belt location; hardwood floon;
selection In Olli' beclrooo\ depart-condition; the first $150 takn It. 42, ......tnp. 66-tfc floor furnace; double caraee-=,;201~.,..A&a~;t.e~, ~Ba~l'-;-::=~l~sla~nd::'.::::Ph..'.:'.one:'.:...:3~T1,,:_:-W:::._. __ _:~~~-
ment, dining-room and dlnettA! Pallsedes Apartments. Corona WANTED TO LEASE-1 or 2 $12 200 FOR SALE-Good :>-room· plast.-W ,.ts-while In llmlted .. 1ect1on deal Mar, corner Seavlew and ;yean. furnllhed or unfUm. boule T..:.._ ~ -~ apartment. ant Income
-<ll'O priced to save you dolJan. Carnation. Harbor 1156. 67-2tc or apt. Any -'·-In Newport Cabin -ta! In rear. Fine lo-SlOO a month and a place to lift.
You can turni&h one room or an ------------.,._.., ·~ 7 1tucco bomel, partq bJndlb.. •ntitt hotllehold during this ANOTHER mapifleent Steinway. or Costa 111-district. Will fix cation. a..e to bus, atone and ed. 6 --. Lot 1MdOO • BIRTHDAY SALE and pocket Medium m.. BnutlfUI mal!<>c-'!!_•t ~ ._._. Pli. ~~ 5 Residence Lots hlsh ldlool.c--~•J504 ~ Major Hlcbw.,r. DlclP: ~
tbe savings. 1-t Ttt= any case. '!be piano ol the -----·~-------~--·• On Walnut Street. Belt bo'1 In ance Ave. ~m -• ....,.,.,. 600 Clubhome Aw., New.,....._
Frtt Delh-..ry. McMahan Fur-Muters. IJua.Scbmldt Plano WORKING MOTHER and :>-yr.-town at.-Costa M-, Beacoll 5113-W. -tp
nltu... Company, Sec:nad and Co., 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. old """ in -delre aleepin& $1000 Each =------------,_.,.,..87__,·2tc,,,.. J :::::::-:=-:==:=--:-:--:-......; aro.dway, Santa Ana. 611-4tc 56-tfc room. Hart1or 2551, between 8 FOR SALE-O>rcna del Mar 4:>-SAN FRANCISCO -~
and 4:30. «'>-ttp ft. lot, 1 block fr<lm lldlool, .:..U, hmm and 2 -low11i ....... AM LEAVING CITY -will ..U FOR SALE-Upri&bt piano, good
cheap. small upricJ>t piano with ""'1dltkla, Pl(). Pllocw lie•'"• WANT TO RENT--!I or I-.
bencb and writing clmk with 5712. or call Di W•--.-. wm -·
<:balr, aloo -.i and cMd<m pO-.t.-, New!M*t Ba!Pta c.n s-Pea 1w at ~ 1111
Iowa. H-111. · 117.:llc s:ao P. m. ll&-lte or u. 115-tlo
.. -
J E. Barnes .L So ol ""-' --' location for ID-eome, wtll ..0 or -11r • ... n ....;;·o;..:;-Ph.H-21»-W New ... 18-pa-IJ.~
1IOll !lewpert llhd. · · · eS-tte bar UllO. • If•
o.ta Kw Pia. Bzz • SD
•Uc -.. -• rw1 etil-•-L Is d atlltllszv-I •
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SEA VIEW HEIGHTS ESTATES
Large Restricted Bidkftng Lots
Unobltructed View ol Ocean and Harbor
Adjacent to Fastest Growing Shopping Center
Paved ~AD Utilities In and Paid For
Tenns ot SaJe.-Oish or 1-3 Down
Easy Monthly Payments
--'---0--.
New Subdivisioo Selling Fast
For Choice Locatioo
RALPH P. MASKEY,
Act Now
Rea ltor
3411 W. Central, Opposite Lido Theater
(Courtesy to Realtors)
68-ltc
FO\JR..BEDROOM HOME, near ocean; completely
and very artistically furnished. Electric refrig-
erator, electric washer. barbecue. New outdoor
furniture in large compound. This home is lo-
cated on three lots, all zoned for income-
$6000 Down
Balance. $100 Per Month
RALP H P. MASKEY, Realtor
3411 West Central Phone Harbor 402 Newport Beach
68-tfc
F. JACK SUL LIVAN
Corona de! Mar Harbor 1247-J
.Exclusive Agent for These Two Fi ne Homes
IN BALBOA-
'Ibis thrre-bedroom home has hardwood floors
throughout, living room In Honduras mahogany
with large fireplace and entrance hall, louvre
doors Into large dining-room, beautiful all-tile
kitchen with electric ventilation. Two full all-
tile baths and showers with electric heaters In
each; all clothes and linen closets are cedar-
lined, floor fumase. All walls are sound-proof.
Extra large garage with service room. Nice sun-
deck over garage. Must be seen to be apprecia,ted
Won't last long at.. ........ ·-·--···----···-·-··-----·$45,000
IN ())RONA DEL MAR-
A tw<>-bedroom home that is different from the
usual run of homes, has a large beam celling
living-room with fireplace, nice all-tile kitchen
with breakfast nook, the service room is inside
house. Home is on a comer lot and is just com·
pleted. The material and fixtures in this home
are the finest money could buy. See this at
once ·······--·····-···-······--··--···-··--· . -·····-----·$15,000
NEW THREE-BEDROOM HOME--
In an exclusive district; has a nice fireplace, large
patio with barbecue, large double garage with
extra shower, bath and service room. This won't
last long at ....... ·-············-·····-······· ............... $17,500
• BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT-
An extra special deal can be made on this lot, 120
feet from ocean-45x118. ACT QUICK.
I have lots and homes In every part of the Harbor
area selling in all price brackets; if you are In the
market to buy or sell, will a ppreciate your busi-
ness.
--Listings Wa nted--
F. JACK SU LLIVAN
1213 Coast llighway. Corona
Harbor 124 7 -J
de! Mar
El Bayo Tract
Lot on Bay A venue
$4750
Large Corner Lot
On Penlnsuln, with '\'iew.
$5750
Business Lot
with two small houses .
$10,600
68-ltc
AT CORONA DEL MAR
Two-Bedroom Stucco
$8750
Unfinished H o me
$6000
Level Lot
$1500
S..eral cood Bay Front Lots
LOT ON OCE.AH BLVD.
W . J . HOLCOMB
Corona del Mar
"Wb""' the Flags Fly"
$3000
W. L. JORDAN
'100 E. Central, Balboa
Harbor 2766 67·2tc
REAL V ALlIES
NeY.'. one-.bedtoom home. Hard·
¥i:ood and tile. Qne.-car garage.
Nice level lot. A real buy at
S73:iO
• ••
Jfwwwif• T st:+, C>mz $
., ... ,.m.u.
., So "~.!1~ .. County Board Passes On
Ballot Proposal Merger
Edmund G. Brown of San ~
cloco, Demoaat, and Oaude w ... '°"• Prohibition party ncwnln 7 1 are the candidates tor at~ cenerat
HARBOR INVESTMENT OOMPANY
Realtors
;j; ;j; ;j; ;j;
''FellOW' •ssociat.es,11 began
the B<l6S at the weekly Ptp
.Meeting, "I have just beeo ,........._,~~ the ~y m· the SANTA ANA, Aug. 2&-The Or-didate, Vlrgll G. Hinshaw.
~ ~ ange County Board of Supern.on Gov. Earl WarTen also wlU find
Secretary ot Stae Jordan. StallO
Treaaurer O>arles Joh....,., ...
William Bonelli, Fourih ~
Equaliu.lion board member. are
-unopposed.
stamp drawer." has etven blanket approval to the his only opponent in the Proh.ibi-
"Y OU mean you doo't trust propooal to consolidate voting on lion pany candidate, Henry R.
us J. M. ?"quavered Holly, the state and municipal propositions Sclunid t.
Se\·entee.n state propositions lllD
will be on the ballots..
office boy. tn the November election. Goodwin J . Knight, Republican, PADD" _ . ~BOARD T~-
SMALL BOAT SALES AND· BUILDING-Now
building dlnks, skiffs, paddleboords, etc. Fine show-
room in excellent location for sales. Complete
equipment plus good inventory. Favorable lease
and temis on purchase price.
"Please don't interrupt me Merger of the ~lions will Loo Angel .. 1J11perior court judge •= •
with foolish questions, boys," irevent confusion and also will ex-and J'ohn F . Shelley, former Demo. Theft of ti. natural ""ood. ma-
cootinued the Boss, !'what I pedite the count of votes in the cratic 5tate senator from the 14th hogany-trimmea paddlf.'board, val-
was going to say ~ that general election November 5. dU;trict, are the candidates for u(>d at $75, IA'as t't'port<'d s tolen to
afte ch ,,, __ th tents of Meanwhile Secretary of State lieutenant governor. Newport Beach police Tuesday
r ecN.r..16 ·econ · Frank M. Jordan sent the final Dist. Atty. Fred Hov.-ser of Los afternoon. Thf' report u·as madlt
BALBOA ISLAND CONFECTIONERY -Imme-
diate possession on a good moneymaker for a man
and wife. Good year-'round trade. Term lease In-
cludes living quarters. Present owi\e,r will start you
oul Should go fast at $5000. We Have P&L state-
ment In our office showing last 12 months operation.
the stamp drawer I was re--certlfied list of candidates to the Angeles, Republican; Dist. Atty. by ~trs. Carl Schiller of Lido lsk.
minded that the Pirate Days county clerk. rmmmmmmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii!iiijj Festival starts Thursday, 'Precincts in Santa Ana will vote I
September 5th in Baiboa, and on four propasltions. the new city
I think ~t all of US ought to charter , retirement fund for em-
enter into the spirit of the ployes, establishment of a recrea-
thing." tion oommission and a $300,000
OTHER MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITIES in
Appliance and Radio, Antiques, Beauty Salons, In-
come Apartments, Boat and Wood Shops, Cates,
Gift Shops, Grocery and others. Money to be made
in all.
BUILDING LOTS -Residential, Commercial, or
Manufacturing. Any zoning you require. Zone
M-1 Newport Beach lot 150x93 .. Nice Newport
Beach resi!lential lot, well located. $1100 for quick
sale. Waterfront lots Including M-1 available.
CANAL FRONT HOME-Neat as a pin. Compact
and very livable. Nicely furnished and only $7500.
Interesting development possibilities for cautious
buyers.
BALBOA BAYSHORE HOME-,-Jdagazine "picture
homes" are often only far-away dreams; you know
"Some day-somewhere-maybe-but, golly, we
could never afford one!" You can stop your wish-
ful dreaming now. because just such a two-bedroom
home is available at a price most can afford. Newly
decorated Inside and out, new drapes, new floor
coverings, new slip covers-all In excellent taste--
create liveable and practical charm Of course there
is a patio and a fireplace and a double garage and
a beach shower and just about anything else you
want and you'd better act quickly, because this
$14,500 dream won't last forever!
FOR TRADE-Beautiful home in WES'IWOOD,
near UCLA campus for bayfront home with pier,
or Lido Isle.
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BALBOA COVES
Pre-anoouncement selections now available.
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors
30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 a. 1601
68-ltc
FOR THE MAN WHO
NE EDS A HOM E
on a good sized lot, we have a two-bedroom
unfurnished frame house. located near the Archest)
Price $8350
Call HUB POWERS at Harbor 62-W or 794-R Evenings
J . A. Beek Office, Balboa Island _.. .
Ferry Landing 67-2tc
"What have pirates got to bond issue for a recreation center.
do with the real estate busi-Precincts tn Newport township
ness?" asked J ane the offire will vote for a constable with
girl who is awfully nice but a Shelby L. Kanagy, incumbent. and
little unreellstic at times. Frank Vaughn as candidat es. In the 7(th Assembly di>triet
"Don't Ile naive, J ane," Earl Stanley, Republican, of New-
went on the B<l6S, ."I've just port Beach will be unopposed to
called up several of our com-succeed Clyde Watson and in the
petitors in the real estate 75th di>trict Sam Collins of Ful-
business and they're all in-lerton is without conti?st to suc-
tending to join the festivi-cee<1 himself. ti '' The entire county will vote on ~i "'though t it w. as just an the candidacy of James Musick, World War n ve teran, and Jesse ·
amateur Pirate festival,,, put Elliott, incumbent, for sheriff and
in Russ tbe 'errand boy. ''You the candidacy of Jim Farquhar,
m ean professionals can enter Huntington "Beach publisher , and
too•." bl Assem yman Watson for Thoma.s
''Everybody in the com-Kuchel's unexpired two-year term
munity is going to join in the as state senator. Kuchel resigned
fun", continued J. M., 41AlJ to become state controller.
you have to do is get a· pirate County voters will join With
costume." Riverside and Imperial counties in
"B t I h 't thing selecting between Congressman U aven a to John Phillips of Banning and Ray
wear," ix>inted out J ane, w ho Adkinson of Laguna Beach, former
sometimes is very realistic. county schools' superintendent, to
"You don't need ve r y fiU the 22nd Congressional district
much, '1 interrupted B id the Seat.
assistant janitor, "judging by Orange county will join with
the previews of some of the state voters in deciding federal,
costumes I've seen in the state and judicial posts.
newspapers. Some of those Associate Justice E. J . Marks ot
ootfits really make me nerv-the District Court of Ap~als, for-
ous " mer Orange couuty superior court
14Everythlng I read in the ~~· is up for re-electi~n unop-
newspapers makes me nerv-Associate Justices Jesse w. Car-
ous," said Russ, 11especially ter, B. Rey Schauer and Homer
the ads the B<l6S writes for Spence are unopposed for re-elec-
the real estate page. 'nley tion to the state supreme court.
keep me awake a t night." U. S. Senator William Knowl-
"I wish I could write some-and, Republican; WiU Rogers jr.,
thing that would keep all of Democrat, and Douglas (Wrong-
you awake in the daytime" Way) Corrigan, Prohibition party,
complained J . M. "It seems iis ~~a~~ candidates for the U. S.
though I'm the only one that State Controller Kuchel will be
rustles up any business." · • opposed in the general election
"I h ad an uncle that was a only by the Proh.ibition party can-
rustler," said Bid sadly, "and
he did all right until that
gang of ruffians lynched him
in Santa Fe. Nice guy too.
He was the uncle that could
read and write.''
'"That's a great stunt if you
can do it," admitted Holly
somewhat enviously, "al-
though personally I'm more
the athletic type and don't go
in for parlor tricks. Any-
way, there's so much more
writing written than there is
reading read a fellow never
could catch up."
BALn
MORTUARY
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Lady Attendant
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<tlO Coast Blvd.
CX>RONA DEL MAR
Telephone Harbor 42
Dal.Y Al'1D NIGHT
"If I could catch up with
the gist of this conversation
I would ask you all to listen
to me a minute," 1nte11l0Sed
the Boss wearily. "I was talk-
ing about the Pirate Festival
beginning next Thursday in
Balboa. That will bring PUBLIC NOTICES
thousands of people into the ·
community. They will all see · f.IOTICE OF INTENTION
Balboa Coves and realize TO ENGAGE IN THE
what a marvelous commun-SALE OF ALCOHOL i ty the harbor area is. Then '
we'll sell thousands of houses IC BEVERAGES.
and lots to our grateful
clients."
"Oh dear!"· wailed Jane,
Au~1t 2&, 1916
TO \VHOM IT M.A. Y CONCER~:
A. L. MATTHEWS
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXOllANOE 43 "All this business just as I
MOUNTAIN CABIN at Lake Ar· was hoping to get a day off to
rowhead: exchange for beach get my pirate costume. It's
cottage. Phone Fullerton 1159-J. just too discouraging.''
S!Htp But don't let all this talk
Notice 111 hereby g1''en that fifteen days an.er the d11ole po8ted. the under·
algned propaeea to itell alcoholic be\'-eragea at theae p~ml.'!ea . described u rotlowa : BOAT .. MlSSA\\1JT... 1115 Cout
Hwy .. Newport Beach. Pursuant to llU('h intention. the un-
der11igned 111 applying to the State
Board of Equall:t.atlon ror Issuance br. ll"llllefet ot a.a alcoholic beveral{l!! l •
C't!DM for these p remis.et1 U foil@, ... a ; Nice Tra iler Court .,..-----------about pirates discourage you
in Ri\'erside. Equipped for ten 11,....,,0.,NEY=:-::TO:=-=U>=AH=-=-:-----M-from dropping in at J . M .
trailers. Lot 110x310. With new LOA.NS TO BUU.D. buy, :mprovt. Mille.r 's rea lestate warehouse
two-bedroom r esidence and of-mOdemlze or rettn&nc.. at 15th and C.entra.I. No free
fice. Plent>· room to build cab-Newport B&lbo& Federal SAvfDI~ samples but the chairs ·~ and Loan A90c:loltlan. . ~' ins. lmmedia1e poosessionn-3333 Vta Udo Ph. Harbor lS(Xi comfortable. . If you have
$11,500. your own chair near a tele-
ON BEER SALE. Anyo ne deslrln1r to proteat the IMU· ance or sue Ileen~ may !lie a \•ertfled proteat w ith the St.ate Board of Equal· l:uulon at Sacramento. California . .!!lat·
ing groundl! for denial a.a provided by
law. The preml!M!.a are now licensed fo r the .ale of alcoholic be,·eragu..
JA.MES S. BARRETT. Pub. Aug . 29. J!M6
AUTOS W.U.'TED 159 phone you could even call us ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
F o ur Acres --GOO--D-CAR--W-A!-N-·1-·&-0---Harbor 1242.
CASH. LARSON, HARBOR ln Costa Mesa. ~u t side, one-half 1729-W. 67·1tp
block from Newport city Umlts.
WW make sixteen large lots. ~TJU;=;"~·;:"~M;_,==-:==,-,,....._:=
TRAILERS FOR RENT-Do """'
A. L. MATTHEWS
LICENSED REAL ESTATE
BROKER
2232 NpL Blvd. Coota M-
Reo. Tel. Bubar 'JST7
67-2tc
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TO OPERATING YOUR •USI·
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A LL Y OUR L A BOR Rl!LA.TIONS
PROBLEMS IN EX PERT H AN DS
-AT RE.ASONABL E 'EES.
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A.ncelM. Oranse &ftd s other Bo. cant. counties lJt.&ft an,-other perwon
Of' Ofb.llb&tlon. Since llSt, oonsulta111 t.f f •~oyer &aodatlons In th~i-ti
count..,. comprlstns o•er tOO emplo7-en In pra.ctlc:a1)Jr eTery Una of bu.l-
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GO GREYHOUND
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Bus TRAVELERS "in dte know" will tell you Gttyhoaad'1
dte btJt way, all dte w&y, to 1111 dte Ean. Greyhound g;-
you mon scenif routes to choose from ••. you caD go om ••y. return anotj:ler, making the whole trip on one ri<*et.
You can ch oose from more schedules per day, more coo-
. veo.ie nt dep arture times ... p ick your daytime en.Tel hoan
to e ojoy the sce nic spots you want most co tee. Aod yoa
get these "extras .. at leas cost than any ~er way co cn...a.
Lee your local Greyhound agent help plan your trip.
Z2 TRIPS EAST DAILY FROM~ ANGEi.VS
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808 Coast lllahway BNcoa 6tft
GREYHOUND
NOW, MORI THAii IYIR •IFORI
THE ~RMY HAS A
GOOD JOB FOR YOU I
11011-COMMISSIOllED GRADES llOW OFFERED
TO FORMER ARMY OCCltPATIOllAL SPECIALISTS
G ooo jobs in non-commissioned 1rade1 are bein«
offered now by the Regular Army to qualified former servicemen 1
Veterans discharged on or after May 12, 194..5, who en]i!lt
or reenlist for 3 years\ITJay be. enli!!ted in the non-commiMioned
grade for which qualified, provided thi!I grade is not higher
than that held at time of discharge. and provided that at least 6
months of former !E!rvice was in one of 400 designated military
occupational specialties in which enlistment is now des.ired.
I mportant, interesting jobs are open in hundreds of s~ll&
and trades in the Arn1y, with splendid training and educational
advantages ! These are in addition lo free food, housin g, cloth·
ing, medica l and dental care. loM'·cost insu rance.
There's ad\•enture, tra\'CI, education, a secure and profitable
future in this vital, realistic pro{~ion. Get full details a.t your
nearest Army Recru iting Station.
* Hlahll&hts of Rerulor Anny Enlist-
1. Enlistment• for 11/i, 2 or 3
J<e•n. ( I -ye&T enli1tmimt1 permitted
fOC" men now in. the Army ...-itb 6 or
mon ~th• of Mrvice.)
2. Enli1tment •I• f~m 18 to 34
yean inclu1ive ( 17 with pcirenu'
consent) except for men now in the
Army, •ho may reenlist at •ny qa,
U>d former 9ervka men depend.inc
Oil lenctb of ..-vica.
3 •. A reealirtr1-1t boDUI of SSO
f« .-ch year of active Hrvice 1ince
1111C:b bonu. ••• last paid, or 1ince
i-t. entry Ulto Mnice, prOTidad
ra.ili..unent is within 3 moatbt
altar 1-'1 honor•ble ditch&r&•·
4. A furlouch for men whQ ,.
-.li.t .;thia 20 daya. Full d.uil1 al
othef fu.rloueh priv;lee;ee c•n be ob-
tained ffom Reauitin1 Officer1.
5. M u1terini:-out pay (bawd vpoe
len&th of 1~) to •II men wbo
ara diilcharced to raen.J.i1t.
6. Option to rel ire at h8.lf pa"J"
fOC" the rHt ol your life alur 20
y.-n' service -incre•ftnc to tb,_
quarun pay after 30 yun' _..lee.
/JI pnrviou1 .aiva. fed...-aJ military
~ce count.I ta..ard fetirement.
7. GI Bill of Richt11 ba~ftc. ...
wred for men who eflliat on or Wore
Ortobef-5, 1946.
lJ. Qotce oi brmKh of IWYice
mid OY-th.eat.I" (of thoea etiU
opea) OD 3-J"W -liM-ta. -·
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INC. PROPERTY
-W. Central-2 «>mp. furn. sep.
mlb-,...., m<n pttmlttod. z-: Qimb. Uv. and din. rm..
2 --ldt<ben. tile -· -"· pon:b. Upper: Comb. Uv.
ad din. mi., ldtchen, I bedroom,
.......... Dbl. cvage, Iara• •un
rocm. Very dean. ~ acre of
good &Oil. Good dlotrlct. Only
$7950
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
B.A.NERE.SON
REAL ESTATE
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and Will Pay Top Prices
SEJJ, YOUR CAR NOW
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THRE.E. BEDROOM HOME; hard-
wood lloon, tile ainlt, ~
heat. Lawn and sprlnklr:r sys..
ten.. Built lea than one year ..
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70 clays aftA!r the effective date of em Calllomla; (2) The aarqate forth -cl<oclibocl In a -by the Board ol ~ ol the line of the County Higtrqy, t!O of a -I of land deocribed In
saJd ordinance IJ'&lltlng said peti· amount to be eo ralw1 by M>cb and order estal>liahlnll aald !ft-County of Orange, State of Cali-feet In width. u described in the o...i to the Oty of Newpol't
lion, at which election the propool· special taxes ahalJ be $668,:lOO; dncta aa olectlon prK!ncta In tbe fomla, tbe 8tb -day ot January, petitiqn for publlc hl&hway, Now-Beach, sald o...i bein& recorded
PUBLIC NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE lion of auch annelLl!tion of said C3) The nwnber at )'Mr' preocrib-County at Orange, State of Call· 1946, and II Rt forth ln Book 44, port Beach Road, and recorded In In Book 249, page 424 of Ott!cial
N<Yn.CE AND · PROCLAMA-part of said =-ate area to ed for raislng aucb aggregate sum fornla, which said order wu _. page 473, et seq., of the Super-Book 250, page 73, Records of said RKOlds of said County;
COi'ene Boettcher In
A~-Kent
Semi-Finals
TION OF THE CAI.UNG AND Coutal Municipal Water District, shall be twenty yean. ""'1UD<DC-ed and adopted by the Board ol "1san' Minute Book of sald Orange County; thence North 23• ST 30• East
HOLDING O_F A SPECIAL subject to the terms and condl· Ing with the tlscaJ l"ar 1947-1948; Supervlson of the County of County. thence northerly along the sald along the northweaterly line of A young Newport Beach •-ocal·
ELECTION IN TI1AT PART OF tlonx so flxed by"the lloal'd of DI-(4) Substantially equal annual Orange, Stale ot Calllornla. the The polling P1!>ce tor this Pre-southerly prolongation of the east-saJd parcel of land a distance of isl. selecter from more thAD 1400
THE CORPORATE AREA OF rectors of sald Coastal Municipal levies will be made for the pur-8th day or January, 1946, and ls dnt 15 Stanley's Real Estate Of· erly line and the easterly line ot 317.57 feet; entrants, today ttached the oeml-
TRE CITY OF NEW P 0 RT \Vater Di.strict and subject to the pose of raising said swn over the set forth in Book 44, page 473. et nee, 617 Coast Highway, Corona said Count)' Highway, and u said thence South 71• 54• East along finals of \he $10,000 Atwater Kent
BEACH NOT NOW INCLUDED terms and conditions so !Ixed by period "° pracrlbed; seq., of the Supon'lson' Minu~ del Mar, California. County Highway is shown~ Tra't:t the northerly line of said parcel auditions.
WITH l N THE OORPORATE the Board of Di.rectors of The (d) That, as prescribed by the Book of said county. The election ~ for thls No. TT, Boulevard Addition to of 1~ 8 distance of 290.24 feet; She is Mrs. Corene Boettcher,
AREA OF COASTAL MUNICI-?.-fe tropoli ta n Wate r District of Board of Directors of I.aid Th~ . The. polling place for this pre-Precin~t and . their addresses and Newport Heights, be~g part of thence continuing along the 23, of 543 F'Ullerton avenue, mu-
PAL WATER DlSTRICT ON Southern Cali!omia, should be Metropolitan Water District of onct t.s the Fire Station at 2817 the offices to be held by ea~ are: Lot 169, Block 2, ~e Subdivi-northerly line of said parcel of sic director for the Costa Mea
TUESDAY, THE lOTH DAY OF submitted to the vote of the elec-Southern California by ltl afore-West Central Avenue, Newport Insrt~r: Fay D . Benedict. 427 sion, as recorded in hliscellaneous land SOuth ss· 43· Eist 8 distance schools. . ,
SEPTEMBER. ·1946, FOR TIIE Jors in said part or said corporate said resolution and order passed Beach, California. . Nai:ossus, Corona del Mar. M~ps. Book 9, page 26, records of of 1,378.16 feet to the northeast Represen ting a ~Oft el
PURPOSE OF SUBl\.lll"liNG TO area; and, and adopted the 12th day of July, The election ~1cen for this California.. satd County, to an intersection comer of said parcel of land: the ~t talented yQUDg amatf'UI"
TIIE Q UAUFIED ELECTORS \VHEREAS, said election was 1946, in the event or such anriexa-precinct and thetr addresses and J udge: Hamett C. Ruggles. 504 with the center line or the Old ~nee South along the east line voca11s~s in Southern Caltf~
OF THAT PART OF THE COR-called and ordered to be held at tion to said Coastal Munidpe.1 the office to be heJd .by each are: Gol~enrod, Corona del Mar, County Road, as shown ~n. Tract and the southerly prolongation approximately · 100 seml-flnalmta
PORATE AREA OF THE CITY and within said pa.rt of the cor-\Vate r District or the corporate Inspector: ?tlrs. Arline C. Jaaper, Californla.. No. 'l7. Boulevard Addition to thereof of said parcel of land a race three more hurdles in the
OF . NEWPORT BEACH NOT porate area of the Oty of New-area of the a ty ot Newport Beach 106---24th St~t. Nt?wpoTt O erk : .Frances D. Graham, 510 Newport Heights., being part of distance of 567.01 feet t o an inter-cont.est. .
NOW INCLUDED \vmn:N THE port Beach not now included with-not now lncluded within said Beach. Ca~orrua.. _ Aca~a, Corona del ?-tar, Cali-~~ 169, Block 2. Irvine. Subdi-section with 8 line 200 feet north-First .. there will ~ a rulH)ft
CORPORATE AREA OF COAST-in the corporate area of Coastal Coastal Municipal Water District. Judge: Lucille ?e1tnch. 519--forrua. \'lSIOn, as rl"COrded in Misoellan-erly of and parallel with the afore-competition to reduce the entrant. ~L MUNICIPAL \VATER _DIS-l\lunicipa) \Valer District on Tues-pursuant to said petition for such 35t.J:t Street, tNewport Beach, Cler~: EMie D. Kyte, 312 ~-eous Maps~ Book 9, page 26, rec-said bulkhead line extending from to 32. _ From this number,_16 s!ni-
TRICT TilE PROPOSrnON OF day, the 10th day of September, annexation so filed on ?ttay 2, Califo~a. chid: Corona del Mar, Cali-ords of S&Jd County; u . S. Bulkhead Station No. 151 ~rs w,ill be selected to bib part
ANNEXING SAlD PART OF 1946, by Ordinance No. 6 passed 1946, ~ith said Secretary of said Clerk: El.s1e G. Newland. 3008-D forrua. . .. the nce North 56q 59' East along to U.S . .Bulkhead Station No. 152; in the final ph~ of the audllkma.
SAID CORPORATE AREA TO and adopted by said Board of Di-Coastal Municipal \Valer District Coast Bo~ev~. Newport . The compensatio~ for each elec-the said center line of the Old thence di.le eas·t along 8 line, ~ght will be heard in .• flnal
COASTAL ?tlUNlCIPAL WATER r ectors of Coastal ?tlunicipal Wa-and subject to the terms and con-Beach, Ca.Worn.la. . Uon officer so serving v.111 be the County Road, 783.9; feet; which line ls 200 feet northerly audition on SepL_ 14 and eight cm
DISTRICT, SUBJECT TO nu: ~er District, &J?-d there was also ditions fiJl:ed by said Board of.Di-CJerk: Ruth ?.t. Gerrish. 201 sumo~ $8.00~ . theoce North 7~ 6' Ea.at ~96.06 of and parallel with the aforesaid ~pt. 21. ~ pnze money will be
TERMS AND CONDm ONS FIX included tn said Ordinance pro-rectors of said Til.e Metropolitan 29th Street, Newport Beach, SecUon 5. The said polling feet along the said center line of b lkh d li kt di fro U S divided among tour men and four
ED BY TIIE BOARD OF DIREC-visions for the holding of said elec-Water District of Southern Cali-California . places ~ave ~n established as the Old County Road; B:ikhea d ~e ~ e~ n~51 mu· s· women as folio\\""!: t\\'o first prizes
TORS OF S~D COASTAL MU-tion, esta~lishing .co~lidated fornia by saJd r esolution and ord~r, COASTAL MUNICIPAL WA-th.e pollmg places where the .po~ the nce North 36 ° 18' ~asl 440.43 Bulkh::d s:a;~~ .;~. 15i 0a dis: of ~:. tw~ ~nd prizes of
NlCIPAL \\ATER DISTRICT electlon precincts, des.1gnat1ng the said The ?-1etropolitan Water Dis-TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT "ill be open on the day of said feet along the center line of the t f 1287 29 f . t · $1500. t~o third prizes of $1000,
AND S UBJECT TO THE TERMS polling places apPointing the trlct of Southern California will BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC e lection from the hour of 7 :00 Old County Road · anthce o d, · Ui.ee t ~ a pain f and tv.'o fourth prizes of $500.
AND CONDmO:'lS FIXED BY Boards of El~tion, fixing com-provide a reeder pipe line from the TION CONSOLIDATED PRE-o'clock A. M., on said day, to 7:00 thence North 12'0 30' West521.66 300 ~nee ue n~rt · a stance o
THE BOARD OF DI.RECTORS pensation of election officers and point wher e the Orange County CINCT NO. 2 shall conslst of a o'clock P . M . ol't said day, when feet along the said center line of th eet l~ a pom t ' di
OF TifE ?ttETROPOLITAN WA- providing for the counting and feeder extension line or said last consolidation of Precincts 3, 8 and the ~Us will be «:1osed, except as the Old County Road, to an inter-250 ~nee ue e~s . a stance-of
TER DISTRICT OF SOlFl'HERN canvassing or ballots and the tak-named District crosses Newport 11 of the Oty of Newport Beach, provided by Section 5734 of the section with the center line of th eet t~ a potn~ di
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he thought everybody else ought to
love it. In h is zeal he took a novice
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tied the ..avice in a likely spot
an.d then began fishing not far
away. In a little while the novice
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CALIFORNIA. DESCRIB I NG ing of all steps necessary to com-Avenue in the vicinity of Costa as said Precincts are set forth and Elections Code of the State of \Vestminster Avenue, as shown on 300 ;nee ue ~u . a stance of
THE CONSOLIDATED ELEC-plete said annexatio n · nou• there-Mesa i~ said County of Orange described in a resolution and order California. a ma p of First Addition to New-th eet t~ 8 point, d.
TION PRECINCTS AND THE fore , , thence southwesterly to the inter~ establishing said Precincts as Section 6 : The appropriate name port H eights as recorded in Book f ence ue. east a istance of 350
POLUNG PL.ACES THEREIN N0nCE AND PROCLAMA-section of said Newport Avenue election precincts in the County and words of identification given of Miscellan~us Map 4, page 94, eet to a point; . . .
EST AB LIS HED FOR SAID TION are hereby made and given with Twenty-third Street in the of Orange, State of California, said part of said cor~rate area records of said County; thenc:e easte rly i.n a direct line
ELECTION. ST AT I NG THE by the Board of Directors of vicinity of said Costa Mesa and which said order was passed and by the Board of Directors or thence North 39° 50' East along to ~tation No. 75 of Patent bo~n
NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF Coastal Municipal W ater District said The Metropolitan \\'ater° Dis-adopted by the Board or Super-Coastal Municipal Water District the center line of said Westminster daries of the Rancho si:rn Joaqwn.
THE BOARDS OF E LECTION that, in accordance u·ith said Ordi-trict of Southern California, in the visors of the County or Orange, for the purpose or identifying s~d Avenue 707.03 feet to a JX>int of as per map r ecorded Jn Book 1.
F O R ~U POLLING PLACES nances No. 5 and No. 6, passed event of such annexation. will pro-State or California, ~he 8th day ~f part ?f s~d .. corJX>rat e area for said Intersection with the center line page 47 of Patent R~rds .0 f Los
AND COMPENSATION OF and adopted by said Board at said vide the necessary shut-off valves. J anuary, 1946, and is set forth in election is That Part of the Cor-of Fiftc-enth Street, as shown on Angeles County, California , .
SAID ECTION OFFICERS meeting held the 26th day or July, check valve, meter and vaults to Book 44, page 473, et seq., of the porate Area of the City of NC\\'-aforesaid ma p of F irst Addition to thence southeaste.rly along s?-1d
AND STATING THE PROCED-l946: enable water to be delivered front Supervisors' 1\1.inute Book of said JX>rl Beach Not No\V Included Ne\vport Heights·· Rancho .boundary line to Slftti~n
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URE FOR CANVASSING TI.J:E Section 1: A special election h as said Orange County feeder e.xten· County. . Within the . ~o:poratc A.rea. ~.r thence South, 49° 30' East 3,240 78 0~ said .Rancho boun~ary :, sai~
BALLOTS CAST AT SAID been cal!C'd and order ed to be held sion line through said feeder pipe The polling place for this Pre-Coastal Mun 1c1~l \Valer .D1str1ct , feet along the center line of said Station being South 68 43 40
ELECTION. and notice and proclamation there-line to said Coastal Municipal cinct is t~e a.ty H all, New)Xlrt an.d the bounda ries ~f said part or Fifteenth Street to a point or in-east 220.55 feet. from United ~tal es
o r hereby are given by the Board \Valer District at the intersection Beach, Cal1forn1a. said corporate area in the County tcrsection with the center line of Bulkhead ~t alion No .. l04 tn the Drive Carefully-Spa.re a Life. WHEREAs, certain qualified
electors residing \\'ithin that part
of the corporate area of the City
of Ne\vport Beach not now in·
duded \vithin the corporate area
of Coastal l\lunicipal \Vater Dis-
trict, '''hich sa id part or s~id cor-
porate area li<'s wholly ''i th.in the
County of Orange, State of Cali-
fornia , hnve petitioned Coas tal
?vt unicipal \\.'a tc-r Dist ric t p r aying
for the annr xing of said part of
said corporate pre a to Coas tal
A-1.unicipal \Vatcf District, under
the ''l\1unicipal \Vater District
Act of 1911 '". ns anlt'."ndc>d, and
thereby annl'xing, including and
addjng said µar t of said c::orpQr ate
area to 'f hC' l\lc tropol11 :1n \\.at<'r
District or Sou th1'rn Ca lifornia. a~
providC'd by the ::\letropoli tan \\·a·
t er District ,\r·t tStatll t('S 1927.
pa~e 694, as a n1ended I, \\'hich pc ti·
tion \\'as filctl \\·i1h the Sc crcti.lry
of Coast nl l\lunic ipal \Y a ter Dis·
trict on th<.' 2nd day of l\'l t1y. 1946 :
and,
of Dirl'Ctors of Coastal 1\1.unicipal of said N£'\\1>0rt Avenue \\i.th said The election officers for this of Orange. State of California. as Irvine Avenue, as shown on af ore-~ulkhead hne, as sa~d bulkhe~d i--------------
\Vater District. which special T\\·cnty-third Street, but said The Precinct and their addresses and the. sam~ are ~e.t forth ~nd descri?· said map o r First Addition 10 New-Line and bulkhead stations are laid
election is to be held at and within, l\'tetropolitan \·Vater Dis trict of the offices to be held by eac~ are: cd 1n s~d pet1t1on praying for said JX>rt Heights; , .out and shown u~n t.he map. of
that part of the corporate area or Southern California \Viii not pro-Inspc-ctor: Hannah ~I. Gillis. 214 anne~auo~ and . as se t forth a nd thence South 40? 30. \Vest along Ne\\'{>Ort. Bay, California, showing
conducting of the special election
and said special election will be
conducted and the vote thereat
counted. posted, received and can:-
vassed. and the results thereof
ascertained, determined end de-
cla red in the manner provided by
Jew.
\Vl-LERE ,\S, the $ecr(.•tary of
Coastal l\1unici pal \\'atcr District
comple.tC'd his exa n1ination of said
pelition and attached his certifi-
cate thereto shO\\i.ng said petition
to be sufficit:nt. and said petition
"'as duly and regularly set for
bearing before the Board of Di-
rectors of said Coastal f\tlunicipal
\Valer Distric' a t its r egular place
of meeting on the 26th day of July,
1M6. at the hour of 8:30 o'?:lock
P . l\I., and said petition \\'as heard
by said Board of Directors at that
time and place and said petition
was granted as pra.yed by an or-
dinance of said Board of Directors
then and thC'r e passed and a dopted.
being Ordinance No. 5 in t"e r ec-
ords of said Board of Directors:
the City of Ncu·port Beach not vide prt'S.sure-regulating equip-21st StrNt, Newport Beach, described in Ordinance No. 5 pass-the said center liAe of Irvine Ave· Harbor Jines, approved by the W at
no\v included \\'ithin The corpor ate ment : that in the event that said California. , ~ and adopted b)' the Boa:~ of nue and the south"vcsterly prolon· Department Januar;-18,th, 1917:
area or Coastal Municip..i.l \Valer cor porate area or said City of Judge: I.renc l\{. \\oods, 207-D1recto~ ~f Coast.al Mun1c1pal gation of the center line of Irvine th.ence South 45 45 East 990
District. County of Orange, State Newport Beach not no\v included 20t~ St:('et, Newport Beach, Wat~r Dis~r~ct granting the_ prayer Avenue 2,495 feet, more or less. f('et , " ,
or California, on Tuesday, the 10th \\i.thin said Coastal Municipal Wa-Cahforn1n. or ~wd pet1t1on fo~ annexa tion and to 01e northeast corner or Lot ·1-r. the nce South 29 00 East 330
day of September. 1946, said part ter District Is not so a nnexed to Cl<'~k : Julia ~'l ac Eggcrt, 1608 ,,·hi.ch a lso constitute the boun-Tract 919. as record<'d in Miscel· feet; o ,
of sa id corporate area bein~ the said Coastal Municipal \Vater Dis-\\.l's t ()c('a.n F~ont, Ne\vport dar1es of That Part ?f the ~r-la nrous ~laps. Book 29, pages 31 . thence. Sout~ 64 30 East to an
area. the bounda ries or \Vhich ar c trlct . pursua nt to said petition for Beach, .California. poratc Arca of the ~1ty or Ne\\·. lo 34 inclusi\'e, records of said 1ntersecUon '."'11 t h the southwester-
ct forth and describc>d in said such Annexation and subj<'Ct to Clerk : Libby C. Bolton. 209-~:t . Beach Not No\V Included Count)', \Vhi ch JX>int is also the Jy pr~lo~ga.tion of the not:thwest-
petition for a nnexation and in said said terms a nd conditions so fixed 20~h S~ree t . Ne"'POft &ach, \\ 1rh1n the _ C?orporatc Ar_ea . of sout.h\vest corner of the 80 foot e:rly line of Twenty-Seventh Av:
Ordinancr No. 5 ~ranting said h): said last n1ent.ion£"d Board of Ca1forn1a. Coasta~ ~lun1c1pal \Vater Distr1c~. strip of thc State H ighway right nue, as Tu·enty-Seventh Ave nue 1s
pctit in n for said ll nncxa tion a nd in Directors, then said The l\1etro-COASTAL MUNlCTPi\L \VA· Cou~ty of Orange, St ate of ~al1-of way, as dreded by dl'C'd . record-sho\\·Tl on a ma? of .corona del
lhis NoticC' a nd Proclamation. JX>litan \Vater District or Southern TER DISTRICT _ NE\VPORT forn1a. are set forth and descr1bf'd l'd in Deed Book 506 page 334 ~lar. recorded in 1-1.iscellaneous
Sectio n 2 : At said sp~·cinl f•l <>C-California \viii not provid(' any BEACl-f ARF.,.\ SPECIAL ELEC-as rollO\\"S: . r£'cords of said Counfy · ' :\'laps. Book .3. pages 41 and 42.
tion lhC'rC' \\·ill be submit ted to the such feedC'r pipe line and will not TION CONSOLIDATED PRE-. All t~e ·certain re al property thence a long the Stat~ l-Ii glnyay rC'cords of said County;
qua lifiC'd elC'ctors rC'siding \\·i thin pro\'ide any such sh\1t-orr valves, CINCT NO. 3 shall consist of a situate in the . Cou1_1tY of Orange', rig:ht of ,vay as dC'Cded by deed thc n~e northeasterly along the
said part of sa id corpora tC' area, <:tl rck valvP, melr r or vaults for consolidation of Precincts 4 and 5 S tate or California. and more r ecorded in Deed Book 338 page aforesaid south\vesterly prolonga-
delivcring ,,·atcr frorn said Oran rr e of the ,.,.itv. of Ne\\'TV>rt Beach. as parti.cula rly described as follO\\"S, 31 .1, orf·,ci·al records of sa,·d 'coun-lion of the north\vesterly line of in act:orda ncc \\'ith the ··~tu nie1pal e. '-r-\\>'a tPr District Act of .lDl t '", as Coun_ty fC'C'd.er .llnc of said last ~aid P recin cts are set forth and to-u·1t .: . . . ly, southc>asterly on the arc or a ~"enty-Sevent~ A\'enue and ~he
anlt'ndc>d. the pro position \Vhf'ther n1c nt1oned D1str1ct. dcscribN:l in a resolution and order ~g1nn1nj.! at ~he point or inte r· cur\'C concave to the northeast northu•estcrly l1n e. of Twenty-Sev-
that part of the corporate ii.rc.·a of St.•ction J : The name "'rhal Pa.rt C!stablish ing said Precincts as scct10~ of the northeasterly p~o-ha\·ing a radius of 906_33 feet (a c nth A\·e~ue a nd its .northeasterly
thc City of Nc''"POr l Beach not of the Corporate> Arca or thc City election precincts in the County or lon2at1on of the sout.hcast.erly line radial line at the point or bcgin4 prolong.a tion to a point where the
llO\\" inC'ludC'd \vithi n the corporate of Newport B('aC:h Not NO\\. In· Or ange, State of California, \Vhich ~r S~t Str('('t, as said street ning bearing North 47~ 33· ·25 H n!'oresa1d northeasterly pro.longa-
'n r('a of Coastal :\tunicipal \Vntcr eluded \·\'!thin thC' Corporate Area said order \vas passed and a dopted is laid out and sho\\'JI on a map East} a distance of 504.85 feet: t1on of the northwestcrl;r line-of
District i:hall be anncxC'd To Coast-of Coastal ~tunicipal \Yater Dis-t->y the Board of Supcr\isors of the or the Se.ashore Colony Tract, as thence continuing a long the last 'l'\,·enty-Se\•cn th Avenue inte rsects
a l l\.lunicipal \Valer District a nd trict" has been designated and de-C'ounty Qf Orange. State or Cali-recorded in ~ta p Book 7· pag~ 2~· n1t•ntioncd southerly line of said the north\veste rly prolongation of
t h('reby bC' and become ann£'xed, elared by the Board of Directors Cornia, !ht> 8th day of J anuary, reco:ds ~f Orange County. Cah-State Hjgh\\'ay right of \vay tan-the northeasterly line of Corona
addl'd to a nd includC'd in The Mel· of Coas tRl Municipa l \Vater Dis-1946. and is set forth in Book 44, forrua. "'1t h t~e north bank of the gent South 74 ~ 21' 30~ , E ast dcl Mar, as shown on the above
'fopolitan \\..ater Distric t of South-trict to be the a ppropriate name page 473. et seq., of the Super· Santa Ana River ; 1.252.22 feet; mcntioned map thereof :
crn California. subject to thP fol-a nd \\·ords of identification by visors' Minute Book of said thence easterly and southeast e~-thence continuing along the last the nce southeasterly along the
lO\\"in g tC'rmS and condjtions fixed u·hlch said part of said cor porate County. 1~ along the north bank of said mentioned right of \\·ay line alon north\vesterly prolongation of the
by the Board of Directors of said area proposed to be annexed shall The polling place for this Pre· ~1ver 5,4<?0 fee~. more or less, to an a curve concave to the north ha\~ northeasterly line of Corona del
Coastal l\lunic:ipal \Vatcr District be deslgnatl'd in this NOTICE cinct is the Fire Station at 703 int•rs~tion with the ~orm~r south-ing a radius of 1,550 feet, a dis-Mar and along the nor theasterly
a nd subjec t to the terms and con· AND PROCLAJ\.iATION of the East Bay A\'enue. Balboa, Cali-crly line of t.he Cal1f<:'rn1a Statt.• lance of 379.64 feet · line or Corona del Mar a nd its
ditions fixC'd by the Board of Di-calling and holding of said spe-fornia High~·ay ha\'lng a width or 80 th t• . ~ h 1 southeasterly prolongation to its
rectors of said The l\.tetro)Xllitan cial election a nd upon the ballot The. election officers for this i;:t. Saidh ~i;;'1 8o_f l n te;s~~i~~ men~i~~edco~~~~~r w~~gli~ee t:~ intersection "'ith the center line
\Va ter Dis trict of Sot.thern Cali-used at said special election. There Precinct and their addresses and ars sout cast , . gent South 88" 23' 30" E t di . of the wat£'r course of that certain
rornia. which terms and conditions also shall be printed UJXln said the offi ces to be held by each are: ~~et fr~~ th~ north\vcs: 00(%e~ 0~ la nce of 201.35 feet to a8~~t ~n canyon lying immediately south-
are by said Ordinance No. 5 of ballot th~ follo\vi.ng: Inspector: Harold C. Ahrendt, e ~o eas one-qu~ er o the southeasterly lin'e of the parcel easterly of Corona del Mar, com-
said Board of Directors of Coastal 2050 Ocean Avenue, Balboa, Sectio.n 29. To"nship 6 South, of land as deeded to the Q ty of monly known as Buck Gully;
l\1unicipal \V aler District made the PR o PO S 1 T 1 O ~ California. R8:"ge :~ \Vest. ~.B.B.1 & ~:: s~g Newport Beach by deed r ecorded thence in a general southwest·
terms and conditions upon which Shall 'tH . .\T PART Judge: J ohn f\1. M. Leonard, 30.1 JXlf mt l o t'hnte,rsecur oEn a .so , ingSt in Deed Book 249. page 423, r ec-erly direction following along the
said annexation can take plaCC', OF TIIE OOR-Alvarado Place. Balboa, Cali-ec sou er Y o nginecr s . a-ords of said County· center line of the water course of
and, namely·.· POBATE AREA fomia. lion 683 + 40.95 on the center line th So th 29• w' al . h the aforesaid Buck Gully to Its \VHEREAS, the corporate area OF THE CITY OF 1721 f ·d h" h ·d i t als ence u est ong t e or said Coastal ?t·Iunicipal \Valer (a) That there shall be levied Cler~: ?ttolUe. Fenelon, ~-·sai th ig way!; starmini po n f ho last mentioned southeasterly line intersection with the ordinary high
N E W P 0 R T Miramar Dr1v e Balboa Call-"-"·:1ng e \Vester Y e us O t e d th th I tide line or the Pacific Ocean· District has herl'tofore been added for the fiscal rear 194741948 by T ' ' d . hi h t 'd I' r lh p an e sou "'ester y prolonga· · • and annexed to and rs included in the said Coastal Municipal \Valer 8 EA C 11 NO fornia. o:. inary g 1 e me 0 e a-tion thereof a distance of 970.81 thence South 20• West three (3)
and Ls 8 part of The Ailetropolitan Distr ict special taxes upon the NO\\' INCLUDED Clerk: Dolly R. Spear: 323 Al-cifi~ OceAn;, in N~~~ Bay and feet to an intersection u •ith a line miles into the Pacific Ocean to a \VI T II IN THE varado Place Balboa Cali-designated North Line a nd nort h 350 t th point· Water District of Southern Cali-taxable property "·ithin said cor -C 0 R p 0 RATE . ' · ' b k f th s t An R " , eet nor easterly of and · fornia and the inclusion and addi-poratc area of the Ci ty of Newpor t fornia. atnblohedeb an ad a · i\eCor, ast parallel with the bulkhead extend· thence northwesterly along a
A.REAOFOOAST-COASTAL MUN1CIPAL WA cs a 18 ya ecree in ur ·,n t '· S Bulkh · line parallel to and three (3) miles tlon of that part of the corporate Beach hereinafter described and AL MUNI<JIPAL -Case No. 23686 of the Superior g rom u. . ead Station . . .
area of the Ci ty of Newport \Vhich is not now a part of Coastal ... , AT r: R D I S -TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT C t . d f Or Co t No. 170 to U. S. Bulkhead Sta tion distant from the ordinary high
Beach not now included within the Municipal \V aler District, in addl-.,, YES BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC-Ca~ ~ an or ifanedge un yf, No 175 as said bulkhea d line tide line of the Pacific Ocean to a
corporate area or Coastal ?.1uni-lion to the ta "<es elsewher e in the ~oR~~:. -:::~ TION CONSOLIDATED PRE-whi~r1:;~e! w~t ~rd~y Se~ and bulkhead stations are laid out pointth, w1 hich paint
1
ltsh thee. most
1 dpa.1 \Vater Distric\ to the cor-''holunicipal \Vater District Act of pal \\rat"r Dl•trict, CINCT NO. 4 shall consist of a tember l9th, 1928 in Book 20l, and showi:i u~~ a map of Newport sou er Y corner o e 1ty . o
porate area of said Coastal Mu-1911", as amended, authorited to "ubjttt to the consolidation of Precincts 6. 10 page 2S3, Official Records of ~ay, California, showing harbor Newport Beach, ~ the exterior
nici--' \Vater District ~·ill thereby be levied by Coastal Municipal NO and 12 of the Oty or Newport 0 Co t Calif . . lines, approved by the War De-boundary of the City of Newport ..-. rerm.s and l'ond.1-Be h .d Pr . ts t range un y, . orn1a. Be h . d ibed . 0 di annex and add that part of said \Vater District and the aggregate tlou flxrd by the ac . as sat ecinc: are se thence along said north bank of par~en.t January 18th, 1917, and ac Is escr · tn . r nance
corporate area to The l\letropoli· a mount to be-so r aised by such Board of Dlr«lon forth and described in a resolu-the Santa Ana RJver through the on file in the office of the U.' s. No. 1 adopted by the Oty Council
tan Water District of Southern special ta."<es shall be $1 1,589.35; of u.ld Dbtrlct l ion and order establishing said following courses and-distances: Dis!Iict. Engineer , Los Angeles, of the Oty or Newport Beach on
California; and, (b} Tha t. as prescribed by the Pr«incts as election precincts 1n South 600 l9' 50 .. E t 57707 f t Califorrua; the 11th day of September, 1906;
WHEREAS. the Board of Di-Board of Directors of said The ~::!a, sub~t !.:n'~~ the. County o~ Orange, State of South 66 .. 44, 18 ... E::!t 584:64 f:!L . thenct; southeasterly along a thence north"':esterly parallel to
rectors of The l\1ctropolitan \Va· ?i.lctropolita n \Valer District of California, which said Order WU So th ss• 28' 28• E l 1 085 28 line, "'hich line is 350 feet north-and three (3) miles from the shore
ter District or Southern California, Southern California by its afore-!!::d ~~,:~t~~= .passed and adopted by the Board ~t. as ' · easterly of and parallel with the of t~e P acific Ocean to an Inter-
by resolution a nd order duly pass· said resolution and order passed Df Tbe MetropoU-of Supervisors of the. County of South 74• 17, 11 .. East 8Sl.8S feet. aforesaid bulkhead line extending section ~th the southwesterly
ed and adopted on July 12, 1946. and adopted on the 12th day of I.an \\'at"r District Orange, Sta te of Cahfornia, ~e South 37" 15' 30• East 215.3.5 feet. between Bulkhead Stations Nos. ~elongation or the sout¥asterl.Y
a certllied copy thereof ha\i.ng July, 1946. such annexation to said of Southern Call· 8th day of J anuary. 1946. and ts South 73• 34' 20'" Ea.st 1 099.50 170 and 175, a "qi.stance of 1,800 line of the afroesald .Summit
been filed "1tilh the Board of Di· Coastal l\tunicipal \Valer District rornla~ set forth In Book 44, pa~e 473, et feet. ' feet to a point, Ylhich bears Sduth Street;
rectors of Coastal f\1 unicipal \V a· of said corpora te area of said Oty seq., of the Supervisors Minute South 80" 77• East 168.41 f~t. 29• West 350 feet from U.S. Bulk-thence northeasterly along the
ter District prior to the granting of Ne\\'port Beach, described in Section 4: F or the purpose of Book of sB:id County. South ss• 46' 54• East 49103 feet head Station No. 130, as said sta-southweaterJy prolongation of the
by Aid last mentioned Board of said petition a nd which ls not now holding and conducting said ape-The polling place for th.ii Pre-North 88" 54• 01" East 546:15 feet: tlon is laid out and shown upon southeasterly line, the southeast-
l&id petition for annexation, has included "ithin sald Coastal f\iu-cial C'lection. said part of said cor-cine~ ls the Fire Station at 327 . t . the . Jy line 1 said map of Newport Bay showing erly line •and the northeasterly -nsented to Slll.d annexau·on and t t Wl't That Part of ?ttan.ne Avenue, Balboa Island, to 8 pom tn ~ester . 0 L.-• • ~ . nicipal \Valer Distric t, shall be pora e area. 0 · Calif ml CE>ntral Avenue, 60 feet in WJ.dlh, harll'Ul" lines, prolongation of the southeasterly
bas fixed. declared., set forth and completed, and all necessary cer-the Corporate Area of the City of Tho ~ ffi r this which point is North 47• 47' SS" thence. North 750 11' 44 .. East line of the aforesaid Summit Street
determlned the terms and cond.i· tificates, affidavits, statements Newport Beach Not Now Included ~ : d 0~~ ~~ . d West a distance of 3,509.34 feet 1,401.60 feet to a point, which to the point of beginning.
Section' 8 : The C&!l_vasslng of the
votes cast at said sj>ecial election
\\ill be made and conducted by the
Board of Dir ectors of Coastal Mu·
nicipal Water District a t a meet·
ing to be held for that purpose on
Thursday, the 12th day of Septem-
ber, 1946. a t 8 :30 o'clock P . M.
{but subject lo the provisions of
Section 7801 of s aid Elcctiort9
Code) at the office of Coastal Mu-
nicipal \Vater District, In the La·
guna Beach County \Vater District
Building, in the City of Laguna
Beach, County of Orange, State
of Califprnia, and if it is dl'ter·
mined upon the canvassj.ng Ot the
vote cast at said election that the
said proposition so submitted at
said special election to the elec-
tors of That P art of t he Corporate
Area of the City of N ewport Beach
Not Now Incluaed Within the
Corporate Area of Coas tal Mu·
nicipa.I Wa te r District has received
the affirmative vote of a majority
of the votes cast in such ell'ctlon.
thi:n the President and Secretary
of the said Board of Directors of
Coastal Municipal Wate}\Distrlct,
UJXln the completion of the can-
vass of the result or the vote at
said election by saJd Board of Di-
rectors, will certify that fact to
the Secretary of State and to the
County Recorder of the County of
Orange, State of California, and
will promptly do all acbl and take
all proceedings required by law to C
complete such annexation and to
render such annexation fully effec--
tlve for all purposes.
· Dated this 26th day' of July 1946. . •
THE BOARD OF DffiECTORS
OF COASTAL MUNICIPAL
WATER DISTRICT,
By E . H. BEAVER,
' Secretary of Said Coastal
Municipal Water Dl..ttrlct.
ISeal)
Attest:
E . H. BEA VER,
Secretary or Said Coastal
Municipal Water District.
Pub.: Aug. 15, 22, 29 and Sept. 5.
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
The Boa.rd of &hoot 'I'ruirtH• or the Ne.,.,-port Bea.ch E\cboot District OT&D.ge County. will ~Ive blcb ai
the echool ot tlce, l•lh and Central up to 8:00 p.rn. September 2. 19" tor the lruita.J latlon of a tpr1nklln& •YIJtem at the Corona del Ku
School. All matertllLl• and labor to
be rurnt.11bed b,. the contractor .. Plana and llpec.lfteatlona are ava.11· able at the Dl•trlct 8uper1nte:nclent'• Ofrl ce. 14th a.nd Central.
The Boant of School TrwlteH of the Newport Bea.ch School l>Ultrlet rHenrea the right to reject uy OI'
a.II bids or wafTe anr lnlorm&llt,. ta • bid.
Cl • T . WB8TON JAY, tions upon which that part of the and mape required to be filed to Within the Corporate Area of ~ an a an from the common comer of Sec-bean South 3.5• 28' 18.. West Section 7: The Secretary of
corporate area ol.the Oty of New-complete such annexation and to Coastal Municipal WJller District, the o ces to be held by each are: tib Z1 28 33 and 34 Townshl 144..'3 feet from U. S. Bulkhead Coastal Municipal Water ~-trlct
port Be ch l now Included with d ch · fully ff ";u be and oonstitu~ fl"" ....,...al Inspector· Hugh B Springer 212 ns • · • P St ti N 135 __ ,. v~ a no -ren er su . annexauon e ec-.. .,_..... Pearl Street, Balboa 11ianc1, 6 Soutlf-; Range 10 West, S.B.B. a . Oil • o. • u ~ Bulk.head ii authorized and directed by the Pub.
in the corporate area of Coastal tive for all purposes. shall be filed election precincts, which aaid spe-California. &: M.; Stati°? is shown upon a map en-Board of Directors of Coastal Mu-
er of the Newport BMch Scbool DI.strict. Aug.. 22, 27. 29, lMI.
~~in ~~~c:O~~~ in the respective offices required ~~i~l~:o~~":t~~l~~veas~: Judge: Bettye A. Fink. 203 Dia· tbencf! North 1e· 37' 40'" East titled 'H~ ~·Newport Bay nldpal Water District to mall to NOTICE INVn'INO 1111>8
to Coaatal ?.tunidpal \Vate-r Dis· ~~~. ~·. on or be/ore October 1, voting p-eclncts ln said part of mond Avenue Balboa Isl.and. it.long the said westerly line ot Harbor, Califomla , approved by each registered elector in &aid The Board ot School Ttustl!el ol
uded d f th Calllomla. ' Central Avenue, 2'18.70 feet, mott the War Department May 2nd, That Part ot the Corporate Atta the N--~,..anded an~~ and ~ (c) That, as pl'escribed by the said corporate area or~ Clttk. Doris M.. Powers 319 or lesa. to an lntenection with the 1936, and on file in the office of of the Oty of Newport Beach Not trl ewport Beach School Df.I..
-·-lloal'd of Directon of said The pose of holding and ~nd Avenue, Baj boa waterly prolongation ot that cer-the U. S. District I:nginett, Los Now Included Within the CorPo-ct, Onnge County will .--.
a part of Th• Metropolltan Water Metropolitan Water District of said &pedal annexatlon election. Island, California. taln coune In tbe United States Angeles, California, rate Atta ot Coastal Mwudp.I bidl at the ochool ~. 14th an4
District .of Southern Calllornla; Southern Callfornla by Its afore-Each of aald spedal election !ft-Clerk· Kate McCann, 200 Emel'-Bulkhead Line extending from thence South 71 • !14' East Water District a sample ot lb< C..Otra! up to 8:00 p.m. 5optenber
and. sald l'ftOlution and order passed ~~~palshal!W~t~~.:tec:~ ald · Awnue Balboa Island. Stations u. s. 227 to u. s. 128, as 1.010.00 feet to an angle point In ballot to be uaed In aald apeclal ,3, 1946 for furnlobll>c llJl!I lnatal-
WHEREAS, aald lloal'd of Di· and adopted the 12th day of July, Californla. • said Harbor Une is ahown upon a the ordinary hl&h tide line of the election an4 ahalJ encloae In !be ling ~~~t for tlic eo.
recton of Coastal Municipal Wa-1946: (1 ) Then> shall be 1.-;ed by port Beach Atta Spedal Electlon titled ''Harbor , ,_ N Padllc Ocean In Newport Bay rona -™ lkfv»I
ter District, by said OrdWlnce the aald The Metropolitan Water Consolldated ~ct and ahall be COASTAL MUNICIPAL WA-map en • -ew-u established by Decree In ' envelope ot each of aald sample P14D1 and opedflca~ wW be
No. 5, fixed the tenns and condl· District ot Southern California numbered cOnsocutively from l to TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT port Bay Barbell' aPlll'Oved by the Caae No 24026 ot the s.= balloU a card atatlng the loca-found In the Diltrict Superb>.
ti..,. upon which said annexation spedal taxes upon taxable pro!>' 5, lnclualve, an4 the name and BEACH AREA SPEClAL El.EC-:: De~~ MaJti ~l~ Court in · and ror Oranae County tion ot the precinct poWng place tendenf1 ottJce at 14th and O!!n-
may occur nd declared and or-erty within aald corporate ..,.... ot territory constituting each of said TION CONSOLIDATED PRE-on ce Calllomia. a certified oi of each elector, provided, oowever, traL
clered that an election be called by sald Oty of Ne~-port Beach de-precincts shall be u follows: CTNCT NO 5 shall -t ot a U. S. District Engineer, Los An· wblch dea ~ that the failure on the pert of on Tbe Board of School Trua-
aald Board of Dlttcton an4 held scribed In aald petition and so an-COASTAL MUNICIPAL WA-eonsolidab ot Pred.netB 7and13 geles, Calllornla; • Umber 19 ~: ~ 199 ~ elector to receive sud> umpie beJ. of the Newport lleadJ School!*-
within that part of the corporate nexed to aald Coutal Municipal TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT of the City ot N ... port Beach, .. thence South 79 00' Eut alons 275, omdaJ Rearm at O.::e lot or card lhall not Invalidate ..... trlct, Orange County, .._" .. the
artt of the City of Newport Beach Water District, ln addition to tbe BEACH AREA SPECIAL EI.Ee-sald Prec:lncta att oet forth and =d ~"'!i~ ~~ County Calllomla· ~~ oral affect In anyway the rllht to ttJecl any er all -er
not -Included within the cor-taxes e1lewhett In the Metropoll-TION CONSOLIDATED PJIE-dncrlbed In a l"90lutloa an4 ord« on ' ; -•-ty any .,._,,_ that waive any Informality In a bid
_..., area or Ooutal Municipal tan Water District Act (Stata. CINCT NO. 1 shall conalat ot a ostablllblnc aald PrednctB u eloc>-g:tr-:i~ the ... =-~t"'ot a: the u.: ~..!9 ... '!. ~ :::-~~ ·~-~t. Said T. WES1';)N JAY, Water D11trict, be1nc that pert al 1!111, p. aN. u amended) autbol'-cm•olldatloa of PtedDctl l. 2 tlon P'edncta In the County ot vmuo, ..-__ , ..._ a ....,.,,_, oL aald Diltrlct lo allo . Olrk al Ille Newpcaf,
Aid ... porai. UM Ml forth -bed to be levied by aald Tho Met-and 9 of the Oty at Newport Oranp, State al c.lltornla, --..... belnc ID the --..,.,. at 334.27 ffft to a paint, -and -to --ll<hd Dlatrict.
--In laid poll6oa, wltllln ropolltan Wale District al ScJutb. Beech, u l&ld ~ are Ml l&ld order -put ~ an4 aAP-1 ~ ~-ot the ~IJ' Wblcb lo Ille -~ ........ ..,.,.11•1tB fllr Ille b+'hs -Plob.-Auc. %7, 29, l.NS.
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?Fin •••e
Ba:.ti.:::=ced=::t!~~~.to Harbor Fem1·n1·ne· Act1·v1·t1·es lverson-Willcut ,Rites Solemnized Sun. at
Newpwt Harbor Lutheran Church
-street. Coot& -wllb to ~-W o.n ~ _.,_ Illa DcrollQr W1J1cut. doulltt.r 'n-•-wt>o
.,._,.,.,., the 11op.-ot their Jn. ~ "YD!' ~ -·~ ·~..., ol Kr. -lln. Edwanl Wllkut wrM>c mardi.
"f t do httt Linda Ann OD SUI>--to her D<W -at l'IUI. PIMJia 13 ud 218 + -WW 9lllllft + Pzdhl» l'la9 lGT-R ol 12481 Vldmla -. Colla Ilol'Otlll' -PIWWWted ID -;:'y ~ 1 ~t the N..,.,_t Har-Eut C-tral avmuo, ~will Msa. wu married to Kr .. Jadt rla8e by her father, Kr. E. -~ ~.,..:1'.;, 1:.: • .=! ~: ~~1!:kir'.~ :::,"\.':a: L. A. Congressman Newport Circle Meets With Mrs. E. D. Gooden, It NOTES of the ~ 523s!::~::" g-:: ~~ :"i.n"::" 3 Kr. n-s11
Belsbla will be -fat the Ing S.pL 3 from Bnu.il where he Gets Albacore Hears Reports and Plans China Relief Boxes Balboa Yacht Cub the Newpurt Harbor Luthenn Herbert Cs Roth,=~~
child Time of lef'Vice wfll be has been vislbnC his father for .,. VllLMA ...... llt.Cllt church.. ~ eeremouy took plac'e dJurcii performed the .,.,.,. .... _ ..
10:30 Friends .,.., invited. matt than a .-th. Congresm>an Carl Hlnohaw Newport Ord• met Wedneoday .....ident here, la com1ns from New . . Immediately after the church serv-The chancel ol the cha;:-"•
· While in Brazil he wrote of h.av-who represents the Lo& A.nceie.,: afternoon with Mn.. E . D. Goodell, York aome time in September. She THE CO'n'ON BALL ot. Satur-ica at 11:30 a.m. and wu held in filled with buketa '1. White =
ing a room just .40 feet off the Puadena congreak>nal district 3000 Ocean Front acting as bostes8 will speak at one of the church day and tM Labor Day reptta the H . K. Grauel chapel •>'hlch la lolas and atocka. equat~r and of gomg up the Ama-but who spends his summers at ln place of Mrs. D. W . Holtby, services while Rev. E. D. Goodell Aua:. 31, Sept. 1-2 to be sailed temporarily being used as the Aft the eddin
zon r1ver for 375 miles. He cradu-his heme in Corona del Mar, was now in Los Angeles with her hus-is on h1a vacation, and will pack from Balboa. Yacht club with New-church chapel. er w · g. • recepticm
ated recently from Harvard IMlledi-a guest of Mr. and Mn. GeorJ:e band wbo is in St. Vincent's hoe-the rellef boxes to take over with port Harbor Yacht club' asailtinz, The bride was dressed in a t~ was held in the afternoon at tbe ~-academy and has comp et Holstein of 1.Jdo Isle Tuesday on pltal. her. are the main events ot. the coming piece dress of pink trinuned with home of the bridegroom's faths,
his f~t semester at the Unlvqsity board BUI Killion'• St. Louis jr., The president, Mn. W . S. Hun-Next meeting of the circle will week . end but the big news at gold sequins, with which she wore Harry Iverson. Seve~ty-five peopi9
of Cahfornla, Los Angeles carfipus. operating from Port Orange. saker. wu ill and Mrs. Goodell be at the home of Mn. J . H. Red-BYC 18, that Bob. ~vis. Jocal Snipe brown accessories. She carried a attended ~he reception and weft .
They tried' for swordfish. 'n>ey acted a.s chairman, while Mn. stone, 36th street, on Sept. 25. champion and JWUOI' member ol prayer book decorated with an tre;ted with _punch and cake. 'n. MYF's Off for Camp I thought they had them, but two John U'Ren took the place of the At the close of the meeting the the club. is bringing back from orchid. Matron of honor was Mrs. :U.ly u::,'~ed couple Plan to
hooK-ups proved to be two big secretary, Mrs. R H . Hill, now hostess served. refreshment.a to I...ak~ N. Y. the handsome In-Betty Anderson, who wore an aqua e ir home in ~ta Mesa.
. grey sharks-after which albacore away on vacation. Mn. Redstone, Mrs. George Goeld-~emati~ Snipe trophy to rest in color dress 1A'ith brown accessories.
Young people of the Methodist claimed their attention.. The re-Devotions were led by Mrs. John ner. Mrs. John Fischner, Mrs. May its familiar place for the second Sh carried a bouquet of Talisman
Youth Fellowship who a.i;e leaving iult wu four large albacore a nd Fischner. Mri. J . H. Mills, treas--Deloz:jer, Miss Jane Taft, Mrs. year nmningi roses. The bride's mother wore a
_Saturday for a week at ~ two skipjack, and praise from the urer, reported $61 to date paid to J . H. Mi11s, Mrs. J ohn U'Ren and The trophy came to BYC last black dress trlnuned with white ~~ Cuyamaca. ne&.: .San Diego, congressman for the fishing ~ the building fund on their pJedge Mm Elsie Newland. year when won by Bob and Betty and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. ~ include th~ preside~t. ~IY vided by Newport harbor. of $200. The Faith Jar was opened, White at Olicago. When Bob Da.-Herbert C. Roth sang "The Sweet-
Trine:. Dot Wrigtlt, Lesh~ Freitag providing $12.50 which goes on Round of Parties vis won the champiONhip of the est Story Ever Told" "' the wed-
and Dick Wallner, who 15 taking BIYC Trophies to Be the circle's pledge to the church fleet this sununer and headed for ding solo, accompanied by Veda a---~ II-them in his car. budgeL Honors New Yorker the ...... coast with his Shady Too, ------------Presented Sept. 6 A very interesting letter WU he was given a ferewell dinner by Balboa Sisters
Methodist Pastor
Plans Vacation
See Our Presentation of trophies will be
made at th«.I final meeting of Bal-
tK>a Island Yacht club. to be held
at Balboa Yacht club Friday eve-
ning; Sept. 6. This year there are
perpetual trophies to be awarded,
the Dick Monroe Memorial trophy
given in m emory of the former
BIYC commodore who lost his life
on Okinawa , and which will be
given to the all·around champion
of the club.
read from an absent member, Mrs. Mr!. Verne Britton and Mrs. the twins, with instructions to
J eanette Beddome, who in corns Helen King entertained Thursday "bring that trophy home", which Now in Alaska
The Rev. E . D. Goodell, puttr
of a.rut 0.urch by the Sea. will
preach at the Sunday mominc
service but for the other Sund&ya
of the month the pulpit will be
occupied by guest speakers while
Rev. and Mrs. Goodell are on their
vacation. Rev. Charles Hand ot .
C.OSta Mesa will be one ~
and Mrs. Harry Worley, miuion-.
ary to China and who is returninc
next week from New York, will b&
another.
SPECIAL PORTRAIT
One Carhoh Finish s1 oo 5x7 Size
(Proofs Shown )
PORTRAITS OF BEAUTY AND GLAMOUR
There will .ll.lso be perpetual tro-
phies for the dinghy and Snowbird
championships. and cups for other
r aces and events. , . • ~
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This year BIYC has a member-
s hip of 225 younger yachtsmen who
meet every Friday evening at the
ferry builrnng and plan events of
the coming week. They carry a
full sc hedule of ('Vents. This week
there were paddleboard races
~1onday. as well as sailing in the
afternoon. Tuesday there were
S\olo'imming and diving contests,
Wednesday a rowing race and
Thursday the swim across the bay,
a good sample-of events each we-ek
during the summer.
Officers of the club are Sey-
mour Beek. commodore; Morgan
Morgan, vice commodore; Gilbert
Kraemer, rear commodore and
Cynthia Platt, secretary.
WCTU Meets Sept. 4
Newport Beach W.C.T .U. will
meet Wednesday, Sept. 4 with Mrs.
Ella Goeldner, 217 33rd street at
L30 p.m.
Altar Society Meet
The first fall meetin1 of the
Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt.
Ca.nnel ha.s been postponed from
Sept. 4 and will be held Sept. 11
instead. at 2 p.m. in the USO
rooms. Balboa.
Margaret L. Scharle
WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING PORTRAITS
Studio -Home -Church
(Member Music Teachtt1' Assn.
of Callfomla)
Teacher of Piano
Organi>t -Accompanist
8Aldlo: 801 Got4earod Aftllae
Be Sure to Inquire About Copying Old Portraits!
Corona del Mar
PHONE: HARBOR lot6
White House
Cafe
Pboae sm
Lacuna llMcli, Oallf.
JO A. M:. to 1 :00 P. l\I. Dally-Other 1\me by Appolntmmt
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The Bobby Shop
"BOBBY"
Bob and Sally Brown
Cost
CLEARANCE SALE
Infants' and Children's
APPAREL
1
m East Central, uan-
"Pirate Days" -September 5, 6, 7 and 8
pany with her daughter Adele, is at the Britton home on Udo Isle, he has obeyed. Bob's father, Ken
now visiting her daughter and son-honoring Mrs. Frank Hardiman of De.vis, crewed for him in the races
in-la"' in Rockville. Md. They New York who has been a guest and they will visit relatives be-
drove through, and she told of for the past month at the home fore returning home. '
sightseein g at Carlsbad Caverns, of her son and daughter-in-law, · • • •
in El Paso and at Juarez, Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hardiman, Lldo LAST SUNDAY, with Conuno-
in Washington, D. C., and of a visit Isle. dore Don Kemp acting as master
to Annapolis naval academy. Mrs. Hardiman ls leaving Mon-of ceremonies. trophies were pre-
Miss Elsie Newland made a day for New York and many at-sented to winners in the Tourna-
plea for used clothing. especially fairs are being given in her honor. ment of 1.Jghts. Presentations
articles for men . "'ith towels and At the Britton-King party Mrs. were made by Rear Commodore
yarn, to be packed for relief boxes Jay Hardiman was holder of high Dick Fenton. chairman of the
for China. Harry Worley is now scor e at bridge with f..trs . C. V. trophy conunittee for the Too.ma -
in China. going over in June,· and Pl as second, and the honoree tak-ment of U gh ts association. Com-
1\1-rs. \Vorley, who ,,_,,as a former ing both low and guest prize. modore of the association, Capt.
Others present were the Mes-Joe Beek, introduced participe.nts.
dames P . V. Parkes, Robert Ross. Conunodore Henry Grandin ot
Sam Kinsfather. Harvey Bodman, Newport Harbor Yacht club. asked
Otarles Mc AJary, G. V. Lin.sen-t o make a speech, remarked he
bard, Eugene Fenelon, Margaret thought everyone concerned ex-
Nierneyer, Trusdale, Harry Welch cept Capt. Beek had been thanked,
and C. B. Rudd. and everyone responded with three
Musical Treat
For Local Church
The Misses Dorothy and Pauline
Weiner, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
I . Weiner, 205 Sixth street, Bal·
boa, are vacationing for three
weeks in Alaska .. They motored to
Vancouver. B. C, and the n went
by boat to Prince Rupert a nd
Ketchikan. On their return trip
they will sfay rn Seattle, then in
San Francisco, before leaving for
home. ,
l\tiss Dorothy Weiner is m an-
ager or the '''orld Travel bureau or
Santa Ana. 1\1.r. and Mrs. W~ner
have also been on a vacation
spendjng ten days in the Santa .
Ynez valley.
Balboa Isle Circle
Postpones Meet
Rev. Goodell will start his vaca-
tion by attending Ministers' Week
at the University of Southern Ca} ..
ifomia. and will also spend IOme
timl' at Banning.
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
1011 Oooot Jllcltwa7
• Oldfashlcmedmalu
We man just this. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lord of
Pasadena, son and daughter-in-
law of Mr. a nd Mrs. H. J . Lord
\Vho have a swnmer home at New-
port Beach, will be guest musicians
Sunday at the Assembly of God
church which holds services at
the American Legion hall, 15th
and West Bay avenue, according
to an announcement made by the
pastor, the Rev. Ida Sande.
Mrs. Rudd and Mrs. J . A. Gant chet>rs for the veteran promoter
joined in entertaining last week, of the Harbor's outstanding fete.
while Mrs. P . v. Parkes was hos-• • • The first meeting of the fall
for Balboa Island circle has been tess for luncheon and foor tables OCEAN RACING of the Labor postponed uniil Tue~ay, Sept. 10
Ph-ee.-li8U
of bridge at the Brittany Kitchen. Day regatta will be in charge of and will be held at the home of
Long Beach. Anothe r hostess was Fred Brewer, assisted by Jim
Newporl & ~ M-
CAB co. Mrs. 0 . M. OunpbeU, who enter-Webster of NHYC, while Oscar the president, Mrs. Leonard Har-
tained. Monday at the Laguna Oevidence ot NHYC will aid Craig grave, 314 Grand Canal. Members
Bee.ch hotel. Mn. Heinz Kaiser Doyle with the-bay races. All will meet at 12:30 for a sack
was a recent dinner hostess for classes will race, includtne" Lu-=luniichi.
U-Boar .. •lee
Both of the young people are ac-
complished musldana. Mr. Lord,
who hu recently retUJ'Tied from
ovenea.s, is the pianist and Mrs.
Lord plays the clarinet.
Newport Girl Has
School at 29 Palms
Mrs. Hardiman. ders., Albatross and California 32's, !
On Friday Mrs. Jay Hardiman • • •
is ent.erta.inin& for her guest as DICK DEA VER of BYC was
the farewell affair. winner ot the Metcalf Memorial
series in three days oC racing at
Mn. Harold K Grauel and Los Angeles harbor this put
daughter LaNoma returned Wed-week end and Darl>y Metcalt took
netday alter •~ding three weeks second place.
with relaUves at Omaha, Neb,. ''Crews as akippers" races of the
Council Bluffs, Lake Preston and Rhodes 33 11 .. t on Saturday and
Misa Carol Miller, daughter of Madiaon, Wisconsin. Sunday ended with Bob Raab fol·
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Miller, 109 Clingman Miller, son of Mr. and 10\\fing in the wake if not the foot-
26th 11r<e~ la at 29 Palms but Mrs. Cyrus Miller, 109 26th street, steps of his skipper and brinllln&:
wtll return home tor a short vt.ait ii now out 'of the navy, where he SH.-Bee in for first place while
before her school opens. She grad· wu avtation machinist's mate Henny Penny II, skippered by
uated four years ago from New~ third clau, and will return to San-Frank Fneman one day and Dick
port Harbor high school and this ta Ana Junior college thla fall. Edwards the next, was second.
spring from th• Unlvtt1ity of Call-Mrs. Olive Grady of Quimby, Rebel was third, skippered by WU-
fornia, Los Angeles campus. Ill., arrived this week to spend a liam. Langjah.r and Robert Mllll-
A cla.umate of Miss Miller's, month at the home of her son and kan. Three cups will be presented
Miss Rachel Thompeon of Lon&: daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. for the races.
Beach, is also to teach at the des· Floyd Greiwe, 400'Ai Oubhouse • • •
ert town and the two g1rl! are avenue. ANOTHER BYC member· who
out the.re getting settled in their is racing this week is Col. Paul
house. Drive C&retully-Spve a Lite. Afantz of Balboa Island, who pi--;;=======;;;:;;;==============;;. I lots airplanes instead of boats. ,. Friday morning he is taking off
Expert
Beauticians
for Milady
• Pennanenta, Cold \\ave, Hair
Slyllnfl, Hair "nntlnz ---Bleaclis
In&. Facials.
NO WAITINU
Carmen and S-.att °""" ......,., .&II u.r . .._..., q, a $ p ,_ ••. _ .. ,
..._ llarMir •• .,
from Van Nuys in his Merlin Mus·
tang, one of 23 entries in the
Bendix speed race to Cleveland. • • •
ON THE CONVALESCENT
list is Mrs. Bob Boyd, wife of the
vice commodore, who returned
home last week from Community
hospital where she unde rwent an
operation and is now recovering
at the J ack Boyd home according
to the report of Velma Bf.rbre,
BYC publicity director.
N~-nme. advert:laememta an.
your IUide to effident ~-
• A repertoire just burst-
ing with the latest trends
In short hairdos.
• Rllling, Lustron, · Helen
Curtis, Cold waves -also
machlneless pennanenlss
Virginia Bell's
MARISKA
House of Beauty
SM Marine Ave. Balbo& JNand
Phone .. Harbor s_s l8Z7
• 8-rved
Seats
$2.40
& $1.80
Tal< Incl. ' TOWN & COUNTRY
Balboa Isle Nursery School
Opening September 16 at New Location -
Marine Avenue
Island
317
Balboa
HOURS -9 to 12
Open House on September 14 and 15 from 3 to 5
SPECIAL MUSICAL TREAT
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
At American Legion Hall
lltlt. _. llq Ne ..... lleMa
Sunday Morning, Sept. 1, 11:00 A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lord ol Paaadena, aannpl!shed
1D1!Sifi8ns, wW be ilBt artilltL
Mr. Edward Lord. who baa )lat retumed from wer--
-service, at the piano.
Mrs. Pbyllla Lord. clarinet.
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HOUSE of Three Arch Bay
AH -You -Can -Eat
CIDCKEN & DUMPLING Dinners
every Tuesday
Thiirsday Evening • During the past several
weeks we have been busy ob-
taining the special oookin&
utensils, seuoninp and sourcea of the fre&h tneredients ....,,_
tial to the c:oncoctlni ot the
we offer a New lnaova~
A CJOMPL!Il'E
Chinese Dinner ,
finest ot. Chinese foods. We are noW ready to otter you this
type of menu cooked to perfecti00s This la another ot our
Alls You-Oul-Eat specialties.
Friday
Fish Fries
• Your ov..-whelmlnc and l<indl.Y recep-tion laat Friday haa placed it on our ~
lar propam . . • OUr specialties are
offered In conjunction with our Vllrled
menu al ~ 8-CIMlllO. -.._, Frocfl Lop, Do.
are to be a
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Domestic & Imported Wines -Beer
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